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14 May 2017, 11:59
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I am really sad..
I gave my first gmat in 2015 and got 530 (q48, v17) and now i am preparing for another. I have been studying for about continuous 6 months now, have given MGMAT 5 tests till now, and my scores are 660, 610, 710, 590. GMATPREP1 gave 680.
I am unable to understand such diverse scores
I am targeting atleast 700, but my scores are not giving me that confidence to give a GMAT in next 1 month... I am unable to understand why this is happening.... Shall I go for GMAT or now...
I am in a really difficult situation right now. I dont believe in taking classes, as it did not worked in my first attempt. Please help me understand my scores and guide me in a correct path..
I gave my first gmat in 2015 and got 530 (q48, v17) and now i am preparing for another. I have been studying for about continuous 6 months now, have given MGMAT 5 tests till now, and my scores are 660, 610, 710, 590. GMATPREP1 gave 680.
I am unable to understand such diverse scores
I am targeting atleast 700, but my scores are not giving me that confidence to give a GMAT in next 1 month... I am unable to understand why this is happening.... Shall I go for GMAT or now...I am in a really difficult situation right now. I dont believe in taking classes, as it did not worked in my first attempt. Please help me understand my scores and guide me in a correct path..
14 May 2017, 12:28
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Sometimes taking a long time to prep has side effects. While it allows you to cover more material, it also results in losing some of the skills and abilities you have learned during the early time of your preparation. I usually don't recommend stretching your prep more than 4 months.
Another reason your scores may fluctuate is holes and gaps in your prep. Unlikely but consider if there are any items of potentially you've missed or really dislike and therefore have a weakness.
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Another reason your scores may fluctuate is holes and gaps in your prep. Unlikely but consider if there are any items of potentially you've missed or really dislike and therefore have a weakness.
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As bb said stretching gmat prep over a long period of time can lead to disappointing results. Given that you have already scored a 710 and got 680 on GmatPrep then you're very close to your goals. Focus on mistakes and try to minize the mistakes as much as possible. Don't waste time going over additional material, just review review review all the stuff that you have already learned and go over your mistakes. Continue to review and go over your mistakes.
I faced a similar problem and had a huge dropoff in score for my prep extended past 3-4 months. for the next 2 months my scores fluctuated. But i spent last few weeks just reviewing alot of material and it has improved my score significantly. I noticed that I was making really really simple mistakes, concepts that i had learned 3-4 months ago but didnt' review. So after reviewing i am not making as many mistakes and this is leading to higher and more consistent scores. Also luck plays a big part sometimes, i notice that I get tested on concepts that I am strong in, sometimes the test will throw a few problems that I am weak in. So feel confident and hope for the best that on test day the Gods are kind to you. Best of luck.
I faced a similar problem and had a huge dropoff in score for my prep extended past 3-4 months. for the next 2 months my scores fluctuated. But i spent last few weeks just reviewing alot of material and it has improved my score significantly. I noticed that I was making really really simple mistakes, concepts that i had learned 3-4 months ago but didnt' review. So after reviewing i am not making as many mistakes and this is leading to higher and more consistent scores. Also luck plays a big part sometimes, i notice that I get tested on concepts that I am strong in, sometimes the test will throw a few problems that I am weak in. So feel confident and hope for the best that on test day the Gods are kind to you. Best of luck.
