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03 May 2023, 08:20
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Hi folks! Hope you all are doing well.
TLDR: I got the same score twice in 8 weeks after studying for 6-7. Should I take again soon or wait several months before starting to study and then retaking?
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Please I need some advice. I took the GMAT twice in the last 8 weeks. I didn’t do bad at all - but the issue is I GOT THE SAME SCORE TWICE and I’m still below my target score.
On the first test I did very well in Verbal and average on Quant and the second time, my performance kinda flipped with Verbal going down and Quant going up. If there were a superscore option on this exam I’d be well at my target!!!
I studied very well for both exams and the second time I analyzed my ESR to see how I could improve. So it’s been a very long 6-7 months studying for the GMAT and I’ve put many things off just because I wanted to do well on this exam.
So please does anyone have some advice on whether I should try again in the next 3-4 weeks or wait 2-3 months before even studying again? My fear is that if I wait several months, it’ll erase a lot of the progress I’ve already made.
Please advice. Thanks!
Tagging bb for advice too.
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TLDR: I got the same score twice in 8 weeks after studying for 6-7. Should I take again soon or wait several months before starting to study and then retaking?
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Please I need some advice. I took the GMAT twice in the last 8 weeks. I didn’t do bad at all - but the issue is I GOT THE SAME SCORE TWICE and I’m still below my target score.
On the first test I did very well in Verbal and average on Quant and the second time, my performance kinda flipped with Verbal going down and Quant going up. If there were a superscore option on this exam I’d be well at my target!!!
I studied very well for both exams and the second time I analyzed my ESR to see how I could improve. So it’s been a very long 6-7 months studying for the GMAT and I’ve put many things off just because I wanted to do well on this exam.
So please does anyone have some advice on whether I should try again in the next 3-4 weeks or wait 2-3 months before even studying again? My fear is that if I wait several months, it’ll erase a lot of the progress I’ve already made.
Please advice. Thanks!
Tagging bb for advice too.
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03 May 2023, 12:25
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Hi donu.
There's no reason to wait to continue to prepare. You should just build on what you've already done while you're still in GMAT prep mode.
What were you Quant, Verbal, and Total scores on the two GMATs?
There's no reason to wait to continue to prepare. You should just build on what you've already done while you're still in GMAT prep mode.
What were you Quant, Verbal, and Total scores on the two GMATs?
04 May 2023, 06:27
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Hi donu,
Can you provide more information on what you have been doing up to this point to study for your GMAT? Also, what were the score breakdowns of your practice exams and two GMATs? Once I have that information, I can provide some additional advice.
Can you provide more information on what you have been doing up to this point to study for your GMAT? Also, what were the score breakdowns of your practice exams and two GMATs? Once I have that information, I can provide some additional advice.
