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21 Aug 2023, 02:19
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Hello experts
I need some guidance and could use any suggestions you might have for me.
I took the test on July 26 and scored a 630 - Q45 V31 - well below my target score (730). This is my first attempt. On the test day, I faced a few bold face questions in Verbal as well, which led me to believe I was doing well but turned out that I scored a meagre V31. I have bought the ESR to analyze it and help myself improve the score
I felt like I let myself down in quant and a few sentence correction questions. But this is my gut feeling, I don't know how to interpret this report and I would very much like your help in understanding the ESR. Where should I focus more? What are my strengths (according to the ESR)? Where am I going wrong?
I basically need to understand two things -
What went wrong in the exam? What can I do to make sure I don't do the same mistakes in my next attempt?
I'm a working professional. I must get an MBA degree. I work a minimum of 8-10 hours a day and can dedicate around 4 hours every day to my studies but I feel directionless.
I have the next test date on October, around 50 days left to prepare for it. Any guidance you might have for me would be much much appreciated
Thanks for taking a look at my report!
I need some guidance and could use any suggestions you might have for me.
I took the test on July 26 and scored a 630 - Q45 V31 - well below my target score (730). This is my first attempt. On the test day, I faced a few bold face questions in Verbal as well, which led me to believe I was doing well but turned out that I scored a meagre V31. I have bought the ESR to analyze it and help myself improve the score
I felt like I let myself down in quant and a few sentence correction questions. But this is my gut feeling, I don't know how to interpret this report and I would very much like your help in understanding the ESR. Where should I focus more? What are my strengths (according to the ESR)? Where am I going wrong?
I basically need to understand two things -
What went wrong in the exam? What can I do to make sure I don't do the same mistakes in my next attempt?
I'm a working professional. I must get an MBA degree. I work a minimum of 8-10 hours a day and can dedicate around 4 hours every day to my studies but I feel directionless.
I have the next test date on October, around 50 days left to prepare for it. Any guidance you might have for me would be much much appreciated
Thanks for taking a look at my report!
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21 Aug 2023, 08:54
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In the verbal section, it looks like you lost track of the time and had a little more than 1 minute per question in the last quarter of the test.
You can also see that the difficulty level of the questions you got wrong in the last quarter was quite low, which would have a significant effect on your verbal score.
This article might help: GMAT Verbal Timing Strategy
You can also see that the difficulty level of the questions you got wrong in the last quarter was quite low, which would have a significant effect on your verbal score.
This article might help: GMAT Verbal Timing Strategy
21 Aug 2023, 09:36
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Brent,
First of all, thank you very much for your response. Yes, I felt rushed at the end, I was wondering how do I overcome that challenge. I shall go through the article you shared
That being said, I was wondering how can I interpret my ESR score effectively? Do you have any articles in your collection that could help me on this matter?
Thanks!
First of all, thank you very much for your response. Yes, I felt rushed at the end, I was wondering how do I overcome that challenge. I shall go through the article you shared
That being said, I was wondering how can I interpret my ESR score effectively? Do you have any articles in your collection that could help me on this matter?
Thanks!
