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17 Nov 2023, 05:24
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Hi there! Seeking advice. My first attempt to the GMAT, I went in with minimal studying so that I could get a feel for the exam, and in that sitting I scored a 620 (36 quant, 39 verbal). Of course it became clear I needed to work on my quant, so I spent 3.5 months with 25-hour per week studying quant heavy material. I worked through Magoosh and TTP, as well as official practice. Before my second exam, I scored a Q47-49 on each quant section of the 6 official practice tests. I felt super confident and ready to go! However, come test day, I was shocked when I saw my score of 640 (Q39, V39)!!! I feel so defeated and I'm not sure where to go from here. I want to take the GMAT one last time since I don't feel this score is representative of my abilities, but has anyone ever been in the same boat? If so, what did you do to finally get the score you'd been working for?? Appreciate any advice!
17 Nov 2023, 06:08
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Sometimes, it's test anxiety, or maybe a shaky start throws off your confidence. It happens to many. A good next step is to review your ESR to pinpoint where things didn't go as planned. Was it a timing issue, or specific areas within quant? Use this insight to fine-tune your study plan. Remember, you've shown great improvement already, so keep revising and stay confident for your next attempt. You've got this!
17 Nov 2023, 09:36
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Possibly few initial questions would have gone wrong. Need to re-attempt the test.
All the Best.
All the Best.
