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Hi everybody, I recently took the GMAT and am devasted; I have no idea what came over me, and I performed horrendously. I scored a mere 555(Q75, V80, DI78). The first section I gave was quant, and I ran short on time, missed a question, and practically guessed in a few questions. That had a domino effect, which affected all the later sections as well. I scored 685-705 on my mocks before the exam.
My applications are approaching, and I must give them again as soon as the 16 days end. I cannot figure out what I need to work on right now. It is all so overwhelming and scary. Please suggest whatever you can.
My applications are approaching, and I must give them again as soon as the 16 days end. I cannot figure out what I need to work on right now. It is all so overwhelming and scary. Please suggest whatever you can.
08 Sep 2024, 07:28
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If you were getting 685-705 in official mocks, then the exam day might have been an anomaly (one bad day).
08 Sep 2024, 11:22
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Replaying what happened as you look over your score report could provide some insight. Perhaps you recall some questions you thought you got correct but, looking back, may have made a careless error on. Consider including/sharing your score report here as well (after wiping any personal info). People may provide some specific suggestions.
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For time management, using question/time markers may help a bit.
How to get better on the GMAT. Think of time management as time currency.
