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21 Mar 2015, 16:51
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Hi SavageBrother,
If your goal is to have a realistic score assessment from this CAT, then you should take a *new* CAT (one that you have not already used). While there's nothing wrong with redoing an old CAT for general practice purposes, THAT experience will not generate a realistic score result.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
If your goal is to have a realistic score assessment from this CAT, then you should take a *new* CAT (one that you have not already used). While there's nothing wrong with redoing an old CAT for general practice purposes, THAT experience will not generate a realistic score result.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
22 Mar 2015, 05:35
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Thanks for the advice, just did the Economist CAT.
Total score: 560
Quant score: 37, 20 right, 17 wrong
Verbal score: 31, 22 right, 19 wrong
Quant:
- Still a lot of silly mistakes (7 out of 17)
- Errors seem to spread a bit more
Verbal:
- Still a lot of SC mistakes (13 out of 19)
- Only 2 RC and 4 CR mistakes
First impressions, both have improved I guess, need to slow down some. I'm going to review the exam thoroughly in about an hour. I'll report back.
Altough it is not the score I need for my application, I'm quite happy that it's a lot better than the one I did last time. I have about 2,5 weeks now to improve this score to about a 600 (hoping for 620).
I'm going to review the 13 SC mistakes now.
Total score: 560
Quant score: 37, 20 right, 17 wrong
Verbal score: 31, 22 right, 19 wrong
Quant:
- Still a lot of silly mistakes (7 out of 17)
- Errors seem to spread a bit more
Verbal:
- Still a lot of SC mistakes (13 out of 19)
- Only 2 RC and 4 CR mistakes
First impressions, both have improved I guess, need to slow down some. I'm going to review the exam thoroughly in about an hour. I'll report back.
Altough it is not the score I need for my application, I'm quite happy that it's a lot better than the one I did last time. I have about 2,5 weeks now to improve this score to about a 600 (hoping for 620).
I'm going to review the 13 SC mistakes now.
22 Mar 2015, 12:41
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Hi SavageBrother,
Right now, those silly/little mistakes are killing your score. If you can fix those mistakes (do everything reasonably within in your power to keep them from happening), then you'll hit your goal score. Usually the solution is to take slightly more notes, label your work, DON'T do work in your head, etc. You're right on the verge of 600+.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Right now, those silly/little mistakes are killing your score. If you can fix those mistakes (do everything reasonably within in your power to keep them from happening), then you'll hit your goal score. Usually the solution is to take slightly more notes, label your work, DON'T do work in your head, etc. You're right on the verge of 600+.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
