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Hi everyone, I just did a retake of mock 3 earlier and scored a 705 (Q88 V87 and DI80) - However, after doing detailed review on my quant and verbal section for my mock 3, it looks like this quant was on the easier end. I only received maybe 1-2 questions that were 700+ in difficulty, with the rest of the questions ranging from 500-700 (mainly in that 600-650 range). Is this normal to happen? I had a 16 question streak, I’m surprised that there weren’t that many 700+ questions for this section.
On the other hand, for verbal I had like 10+ questions that were in the 700-805+ range. Is this because I scored well in quant and verbal was my second section?
On the other hand, for verbal I had like 10+ questions that were in the 700-805+ range. Is this because I scored well in quant and verbal was my second section?
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This is what I was talking about when I mentioned that the retakes become less accurate because the question database is much smaller than size by this time and if you’ve used up many hard questions, you will only get what they have left.
By the way, on the real exam it’s unpredictable which question bank you’ll get and how many hard questions you will get.
I’ve heard people talk how the first five questions they received were some of the hardest ones they ever got and they spent a significant amount of time and got them all correctly but then it became easier.
Unfortunately it’s unpredictable and the best thing you can do is do your best on every question. But unless you are really confident in your skills and always finish a section early, I would be very careful with your time management because that’s what usually kills the score
Congrats on 705... though I wouldn’t declare a full victory yet because as mentioned there’s less confidence in the score due to limited Q bank.
