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06 Sep 2014, 13:33
Kudos
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Hi,
I took MGMAT and Kaplan cat exams at the beginning and scored (34Q and 33v) for a score of 570 on both exams. I bought hte MGMAT self guides and have been studying for 3 or 4 weeks after work and completing/studying as the syllyabus required. After 3/4 weeks of good amount of studying, I just took another MGMAT cat exam today and my score dropped to 520 (Q31, V31). I am really dejected by this. Is this normal to drop 50 points after studying this long? I don't know if i should keep continuing doing the study guide plan or if i should change plans. Please help me out if you have any advice or suggestion
I took MGMAT and Kaplan cat exams at the beginning and scored (34Q and 33v) for a score of 570 on both exams. I bought hte MGMAT self guides and have been studying for 3 or 4 weeks after work and completing/studying as the syllyabus required. After 3/4 weeks of good amount of studying, I just took another MGMAT cat exam today and my score dropped to 520 (Q31, V31). I am really dejected by this. Is this normal to drop 50 points after studying this long? I don't know if i should keep continuing doing the study guide plan or if i should change plans. Please help me out if you have any advice or suggestion
24 Sep 2014, 11:41
Kudos
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The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again -- and expecting a different result each time.
Every person learns differently, so find the resource that works for you. We happen to take a visual, thought process approach. You can see our free sample videos at the bottom of our homepage.
Focus less on the score - and more on actually learning from mistakes. GMAT can only ask you the same types of question in so many ways. Master these ways and you will know all the booby traps before they even come to you.
Every person learns differently, so find the resource that works for you. We happen to take a visual, thought process approach. You can see our free sample videos at the bottom of our homepage.
Focus less on the score - and more on actually learning from mistakes. GMAT can only ask you the same types of question in so many ways. Master these ways and you will know all the booby traps before they even come to you.
