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04 Feb 2021, 16:10
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So on the 3rd exam I scored 770, made most of the mistakes on SC,
After the 3 rd exam, I just finished official practice question packs and reviewed SC theory,
On the 4th mock I was initially bomabrded with tough SC questions, I literally doubted my answers for the first 3-4 SC questions and felt that my Verbal score would drop consideably from the 3rd mock.
I was amazed when the screen showed me 800. I know I was very lucky this time, but I want your persective, with exactly 13 days left before the exam, should I continue practicing or relax or what.
I am quite excited right now but also now that I will not be able to replicate the same result on the exam day and whatever I get I will feel diiscontent so that side of the story sucks.
and one more question: do you think its worth attempting real gmat like 3-4 times with 2 weeks interval before I become this lucky again and maybe score the perfect 800?
Thanks
After the 3 rd exam, I just finished official practice question packs and reviewed SC theory,
On the 4th mock I was initially bomabrded with tough SC questions, I literally doubted my answers for the first 3-4 SC questions and felt that my Verbal score would drop consideably from the 3rd mock.
I was amazed when the screen showed me 800. I know I was very lucky this time, but I want your persective, with exactly 13 days left before the exam, should I continue practicing or relax or what.
I am quite excited right now but also now that I will not be able to replicate the same result on the exam day and whatever I get I will feel diiscontent so that side of the story sucks.
and one more question: do you think its worth attempting real gmat like 3-4 times with 2 weeks interval before I become this lucky again and maybe score the perfect 800?
Thanks
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04 Feb 2021, 19:00
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bruh, what is your secret? That is amazing
04 Feb 2021, 19:12
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Huge huge congratulations. Fantastic job.
While it is awesome and cool to have the perfect score, there is usually not much of a reward for it. Your chances by business schools will be considered same as if you had scored 770. The only value would be bragging rights or in case you would like to tutor or just to impress random folks and to throw it on your resume as a talking point. Otherwise there’s not a lot of value in sinking $1000 into bumping a score beyond 770.
PS. Just FYI. The third and fourth test on GMAT prep as well as five and six contain a small question database that doesn’t have quite as many hard questions. It makes it trickier to estimate your score once you go beyond 750.
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While it is awesome and cool to have the perfect score, there is usually not much of a reward for it. Your chances by business schools will be considered same as if you had scored 770. The only value would be bragging rights or in case you would like to tutor or just to impress random folks and to throw it on your resume as a talking point. Otherwise there’s not a lot of value in sinking $1000 into bumping a score beyond 770.
PS. Just FYI. The third and fourth test on GMAT prep as well as five and six contain a small question database that doesn’t have quite as many hard questions. It makes it trickier to estimate your score once you go beyond 750.
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