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20 May 2017, 14:49
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Hi All,
I have my GMAT scheduled in Mid June.
I wrote the Kaplan free mock test recently and scored 700(V37 and Q49). This is also my first full length mock test. Started the test pretty late around 11:30 PM, so I don't know if the score could have been better.
I have very recently(20 days) moved to a new country, to a completely new role(same company) and I am currently living out of a hotel. Will need to find and rent an apartment for myself in the next couple of weeks and manage new expectations at job too. On average I can study 1.5-2 hours on weekdays and 5-6 hours on weekends. My target GMAT score is 740.
I have the following questions:
1. How accurate are the Kaplan mock test estimates ?
2. Is an improvement of 40 points feasible in less than a month? Given my current circumstances should I postpone my GMAT date by a month?
I have my GMAT scheduled in Mid June.
I wrote the Kaplan free mock test recently and scored 700(V37 and Q49). This is also my first full length mock test. Started the test pretty late around 11:30 PM, so I don't know if the score could have been better.
I have very recently(20 days) moved to a new country, to a completely new role(same company) and I am currently living out of a hotel. Will need to find and rent an apartment for myself in the next couple of weeks and manage new expectations at job too. On average I can study 1.5-2 hours on weekdays and 5-6 hours on weekends. My target GMAT score is 740.
I have the following questions:
1. How accurate are the Kaplan mock test estimates ?
2. Is an improvement of 40 points feasible in less than a month? Given my current circumstances should I postpone my GMAT date by a month?
20 May 2017, 20:39
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arnabsuave
Hi All,
I have my GMAT scheduled in Mid June.
I wrote the Kaplan free mock test recently and scored 700(V37 and Q49). This is also my first full length mock test. Started the test pretty late around 11:30 PM, so I don't know if the score could have been better.
I have very recently(20 days) moved to a new country, to a completely new role(same company) and I am currently living out of a hotel. Will need to find and rent an apartment for myself in the next couple of weeks and manage new expectations at job too. On average I can study 1.5-2 hours on weekdays and 5-6 hours on weekends. My target GMAT score is 740.
I have the following questions:
1. How accurate are the Kaplan mock test estimates ?
2. Is an improvement of 40 points feasible in less than a month? Given my current circumstances should I postpone my GMAT date by a month?
I have my GMAT scheduled in Mid June.
I wrote the Kaplan free mock test recently and scored 700(V37 and Q49). This is also my first full length mock test. Started the test pretty late around 11:30 PM, so I don't know if the score could have been better.
I have very recently(20 days) moved to a new country, to a completely new role(same company) and I am currently living out of a hotel. Will need to find and rent an apartment for myself in the next couple of weeks and manage new expectations at job too. On average I can study 1.5-2 hours on weekdays and 5-6 hours on weekends. My target GMAT score is 740.
I have the following questions:
1. How accurate are the Kaplan mock test estimates ?
2. Is an improvement of 40 points feasible in less than a month? Given my current circumstances should I postpone my GMAT date by a month?
Hi arnabsuave ,
Given your situation, I would have delayed my exam for sure.
It is better to get settled first and postpone your exam by spending an extra %50 than to waste $250 and one attempt.
If you think you have sufficient time to apply to your target school, go ahead and get it postponed.
21 May 2017, 10:38
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You should postpone your GMAT at least for one month or even two months. With the extra time you can find an aparment and get prepared for GMAT.
