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19 Mar 2020, 22:11
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I have been studying for the gmat since October of last year, and have taken the exam twice but my score hasn't improved at all. I have studied the Manhattan books, the official guide, and even registered with Exampal but my score hasn't even changed. The only thing that has changed is my IR score, which has jumped from 3/12 on the first one to 9/12 on the second one. Both of my exams were at 410, which is a score that does't portray my intellectual capability bit it has made me feel dumb. Any feedback is appreciated?
19 Mar 2020, 22:38
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nazeh - Welcome to GMAT Club!
I am sorry to hear that you could not achieve your target score even after 2 attempts. However, there is nothing to get discouraged. You should not have taken the test twice in 6 months without getting practice tests' scores closer to your target score. At a 410 level, you definitely need to learn concepts. Are you following the concepts and strategies to the letter? You should let us know the split of your GMAT scores and further insights on how many practice tests you have taken and your performance in them. Chances are high that you score low on both Quant and Verbal and therefore need to focus equally on both the section. Please do not get discouraged; we have had several comeback stories in which test-takers have highlighted massive score improvements in retakes.
I am sorry to hear that you could not achieve your target score even after 2 attempts. However, there is nothing to get discouraged. You should not have taken the test twice in 6 months without getting practice tests' scores closer to your target score. At a 410 level, you definitely need to learn concepts. Are you following the concepts and strategies to the letter? You should let us know the split of your GMAT scores and further insights on how many practice tests you have taken and your performance in them. Chances are high that you score low on both Quant and Verbal and therefore need to focus equally on both the section. Please do not get discouraged; we have had several comeback stories in which test-takers have highlighted massive score improvements in retakes.
20 Mar 2020, 10:44
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My score is really low on both verbal and quant. I have taken numerous practice tests but the score hasn't changed. I understand the concepts but I know that I haven't been consistent with my studying. There were nights where I put 7 hours of studying and others where I only studied for two hours. Looking back at pattern of my studying, I rushed through the process and I understood the concepts but never fully practiced them in depth.
