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06 Sep 2023, 12:33
06 Sep 2023, 12:33
i know they really care about quant. Do you think it may be worth trying a second time to rise my Q?
mysterymanrog
Tricky! Me too, lets hope for the best
Hope we’ll meet there! 
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06 Sep 2023, 12:34
06 Sep 2023, 12:34
AleGggggg
i know they really care about quant. Do you think it may be worth trying a second time to rise my Q?
That depends. Oxford MFE average is 742. However, if you come from a strong quant background (such as a math major, engineer, etc) you might not need it.How were the results compared to your mock exams?
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06 Sep 2023, 12:39
06 Sep 2023, 12:39
My avg Q in mock exam was 48
But since in the real test Q was my first section, anxiety was killing. I had to write in a very unnatural position, cause the proctor told me to stand still, so I was scared to even move my head lol
I was not focused
For this reason I was thinking that maybe I could try a second time
But since in the real test Q was my first section, anxiety was killing. I had to write in a very unnatural position, cause the proctor told me to stand still, so I was scared to even move my head lol
I was not focused
For this reason I was thinking that maybe I could try a second time
) - I would recommend reading some good quality classic hard to understand fiction. I would not jump into Dickets or Steinbeck right away but maybe in a bit. I have some of my thoughts shared here: 
