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Hello Guys,
While preparing for the GMAT, we all take a number of mocks and it becomes very important to track our performances. I have created an excel for my personal use, but thought it would be worth sharing with fellow exam takers.
Please take care of the following to put this excel to maximum use :
1) The Row No. 3 in my sheet is for the recent attempt I gave on the GMAT. This would be useful for people who have given the exam once and will reattempt it. For people who are taking the exam for the first time can just delete this row.
2) Column C has been created to show you the no. of days you have left for the next mock exam.
3) Column M can be used to see the improvement (Positive or Negative) in your scores. The first one is N/A (Not Applicable) as this is the first test/benchmark. As soon as you start entering scores in column E, the column M will update with the improvement.
For ex. if the entry made is 700 in cell E4, M4 will become 90 (700-690).
4) Row No. 11 gives you the average scores (rounding down to nearest integer value) based on all the mocks.
I hope this helps fellow test takers. I am new to this forum, so kindly ignore any errors that I have made (For ex. starting this topic in a wrong forum
or use of poor grammar 
)
Apologies, if a similar (or better) tracker has already been made. Do let me know if any improvements can be made to this doc.
While preparing for the GMAT, we all take a number of mocks and it becomes very important to track our performances. I have created an excel for my personal use, but thought it would be worth sharing with fellow exam takers.
Please take care of the following to put this excel to maximum use :
1) The Row No. 3 in my sheet is for the recent attempt I gave on the GMAT. This would be useful for people who have given the exam once and will reattempt it. For people who are taking the exam for the first time can just delete this row.
2) Column C has been created to show you the no. of days you have left for the next mock exam.
3) Column M can be used to see the improvement (Positive or Negative) in your scores. The first one is N/A (Not Applicable) as this is the first test/benchmark. As soon as you start entering scores in column E, the column M will update with the improvement.
For ex. if the entry made is 700 in cell E4, M4 will become 90 (700-690).
4) Row No. 11 gives you the average scores (rounding down to nearest integer value) based on all the mocks.
I hope this helps fellow test takers. I am new to this forum, so kindly ignore any errors that I have made (For ex. starting this topic in a wrong forum
or use of poor grammar )Apologies, if a similar (or better) tracker has already been made. Do let me know if any improvements can be made to this doc.
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