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Am I normal?
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17 Sep 2005, 01:44
17 Sep 2005, 01:44
Okay. I have taken 3 practice tests from Princeton Review over the last 3 days, and each time I take it my score gets lower and lower. My test is in 2 days and this is freaking me out. Is this normal, or do I have issues? Or, am I doomed to get a bad score and my better score was a fluke? It might be that I have over-exerted myself, but hey, I feel fine. Could it be subconscious? Honest truth would be much appreciated.
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17 Sep 2005, 02:01
17 Sep 2005, 02:01
It is probably just normal random variation in the tests.
It's just 57 multiple choice questions, it cannot get your precise ability right every time.
It could be that you are too stressed, in which case try and relax before the test, rather than working too hard.
It's just 57 multiple choice questions, it cannot get your precise ability right every time.
It could be that you are too stressed, in which case try and relax before the test, rather than working too hard.
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17 Sep 2005, 04:32
17 Sep 2005, 04:32
trulyblessed, you are absolutely normal! And you are doing yourself a very bad favor by placing too much weight on the your practice test scores. The universities don't care about your Princeton scores.
richardj said it. Take a break and clear your head. If you have to do any gmat related stuff, review your work so far or go over basic math and verbal principles.
richardj said it. Take a break and clear your head. If you have to do any gmat related stuff, review your work so far or go over basic math and verbal principles.
