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Hi everyone!
I know that the best thing would be to take a CAT, but I don't have any so..
I get around 90% of sub-600s; 50% of 600's and 20% of 700's correct. All from OG.
Did GMAT 3 times, scored 540, 600 and 560.
Can I expect a Q47+ based on this info? Can I sort of get the 600's correct-wrong and get the 47 score?
Verbal is irrelevant, same to IR and AWA.
Also, there is the theory that the first 10 questions will define your score and honestly I noticed that during my real exams I would not be sure about the first few answers and then the questions would get really easy.
Should I spend like 3min per question if necessary on the first 10? And then hurry up a bit and get correct-incorrect pattern?
Any thoughts on this?
Thank you!
I know that the best thing would be to take a CAT, but I don't have any so..
I get around 90% of sub-600s; 50% of 600's and 20% of 700's correct. All from OG.
Did GMAT 3 times, scored 540, 600 and 560.
Can I expect a Q47+ based on this info? Can I sort of get the 600's correct-wrong and get the 47 score?
Verbal is irrelevant, same to IR and AWA.
Also, there is the theory that the first 10 questions will define your score and honestly I noticed that during my real exams I would not be sure about the first few answers and then the questions would get really easy.
Should I spend like 3min per question if necessary on the first 10? And then hurry up a bit and get correct-incorrect pattern?
Any thoughts on this?
Thank you!
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