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05 Oct 2021, 21:18
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Hello,
My test is coming up this weekend, I have taken two official practice tests - the first one was the 2nd exam of the 3 and 4 practice tests, questions from which I had not seen before, and the second one I took by resetting Exams 1 and 2 and taking exam 1 (I had seen about 4 questions out of the 36 on the Verbal before and 1 on the quant), I scored 740 (50Q, 40V) and 770 (50Q, 47V) respectively. I realize the second score has to be a bit inflated because of those 4 questions...
My question is that would it be better for me to buy exams 5 and 6 and take my last practice test or just reset exams 3 and 4 and taken another. I was hoping to save exams 5 and 6 for whenever I prep again for a retake in the future (I am expecting that I will have to).
Any advice will be appreciated!
My test is coming up this weekend, I have taken two official practice tests - the first one was the 2nd exam of the 3 and 4 practice tests, questions from which I had not seen before, and the second one I took by resetting Exams 1 and 2 and taking exam 1 (I had seen about 4 questions out of the 36 on the Verbal before and 1 on the quant), I scored 740 (50Q, 40V) and 770 (50Q, 47V) respectively. I realize the second score has to be a bit inflated because of those 4 questions...
My question is that would it be better for me to buy exams 5 and 6 and take my last practice test or just reset exams 3 and 4 and taken another. I was hoping to save exams 5 and 6 for whenever I prep again for a retake in the future (I am expecting that I will have to).
Any advice will be appreciated!
06 Oct 2021, 04:52
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You could hedge by purchasing 5 and 6 - and only doing 3 and 5 for now.
06 Oct 2021, 09:52
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An alternative would be to buy some of the better quality third-party practice tests for this round of practicing. While not ideal, the better ones do provide good practice. I personally got a lot of use out of third-party practice tests - took around ten or fifteen of them and made the GMAT into a video game for myself.
