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13 Aug 2022, 17:14
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Hi everyone,
Just gave my GMAT and score a 730 (Q49/V40). I've previously score a 750 but that score is expiring so I'll be re-taking the test in a couple of weeks. In the meantime, I'd love some feedback/thoughts from anyone on this forum about my performance and, more specifically, the ESR.
In particular:
1. I was surprised to see I got a Q49 despite only getting 5 counted questions wrong in the order 1/1/2/1 across the 4 quarters of the test. Is that expected? I would've expected this to be a Q50.
2. I seem to have got V40 with 7 questions wrong. What do you think I need to do to go from V40 to V42 and V44 in the next couple of weeks? Also, my ESR suggests my RC sub-score is 38 and CR is 37. I was surprised to see this considering I only got 7 questions wrong across the whole Verbal section. Assuming I only got 2-3 CR/RC wrong (my SC sub-score was 42), is it expected for the sub-scores to be so low?
3. Should I practice the LSAT RC/CR over the next 2 weeks to try and get a V44?
Thank you all in advance - really appreciate any thoughts and feedback I can get.
Just gave my GMAT and score a 730 (Q49/V40). I've previously score a 750 but that score is expiring so I'll be re-taking the test in a couple of weeks. In the meantime, I'd love some feedback/thoughts from anyone on this forum about my performance and, more specifically, the ESR.
In particular:
1. I was surprised to see I got a Q49 despite only getting 5 counted questions wrong in the order 1/1/2/1 across the 4 quarters of the test. Is that expected? I would've expected this to be a Q50.
2. I seem to have got V40 with 7 questions wrong. What do you think I need to do to go from V40 to V42 and V44 in the next couple of weeks? Also, my ESR suggests my RC sub-score is 38 and CR is 37. I was surprised to see this considering I only got 7 questions wrong across the whole Verbal section. Assuming I only got 2-3 CR/RC wrong (my SC sub-score was 42), is it expected for the sub-scores to be so low?
3. Should I practice the LSAT RC/CR over the next 2 weeks to try and get a V44?
Thank you all in advance - really appreciate any thoughts and feedback I can get.
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13 Aug 2022, 18:34
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For Verbal, consider working on your solving approach. May boost your score a bit. Had a 6-hour student for example go from a V41 to a V45 (retake) in about 10 days. Your time management may also need to be sharpened a bit. In the 4th quarter of Verbal you were doing questions in 1:10 on average)
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GMAT 1: 760 Q50 V42
GMAT 2: 720 Q45 V42
GRE 1: Q162 V164
GPA: 4
Schools: HBS '25 (M) Wharton '25 (A) Stanford '25 (D)
GMAT 2: 720 Q45 V42
GRE 1: Q162 V164
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13 Aug 2022, 18:35
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For Verbal, consider working on your solving approach. May boost your score a bit. Had a 6-hour student for example go from a V41 to a V45 (retake) in about 10 days. Your time management may also need to be sharpened a bit. In the 4th quarter of Verbal you were doing questions in 1:10 on average)
Thank you! Just to clarify, what do you mean by solving approach?
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