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30 Jun 2015, 11:08
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Hello,
I gave my GMAT today after many months of intensive preparation and got a 670 (Q49, V33). While this may seem like a decent score, my target score was in the range of 740-760 based on my practice test scores through my study period.
MGMAT Test 1: 630 (Q36, V40)
MGMAT Test 2: 710 (Q49, V38)
MGMAT Test 3: 730 (Q47, V43)
MGMAT Test 4: 760 (Q51, V43)
GMAT Prep Test 1: 760 (Q49, V44)
GMAT Prep Test 2: 760 (Q50, V43)
GMAT Prep Test 3: 770 (Q50, V45)
GMAT Prep Test 4: 740 (Q49, V42)
The unnerving thing about my experience was that I was under the impression that my verbal section had gone better than my quant during the exam! I was utterly shocked to see a score of 33 in verbal despite having significantly higher scores in my practice tests. I'm completely crushed that this has happened to me.
I did my best to simulate the actual exam conditions while taking the GMAT Prep Tests- taking the full exams including AWA, restricting my access to food and water and even scheduled my practice tests for the same time as my actual GMAT slot!
I'm confused as to why this happened and want to ensure this doesn't happen again when I re-take the GMAT. Looking for some advice and general comments! Thanks
I gave my GMAT today after many months of intensive preparation and got a 670 (Q49, V33). While this may seem like a decent score, my target score was in the range of 740-760 based on my practice test scores through my study period.
MGMAT Test 1: 630 (Q36, V40)
MGMAT Test 2: 710 (Q49, V38)
MGMAT Test 3: 730 (Q47, V43)
MGMAT Test 4: 760 (Q51, V43)
GMAT Prep Test 1: 760 (Q49, V44)
GMAT Prep Test 2: 760 (Q50, V43)
GMAT Prep Test 3: 770 (Q50, V45)
GMAT Prep Test 4: 740 (Q49, V42)
The unnerving thing about my experience was that I was under the impression that my verbal section had gone better than my quant during the exam! I was utterly shocked to see a score of 33 in verbal despite having significantly higher scores in my practice tests. I'm completely crushed that this has happened to me.
I did my best to simulate the actual exam conditions while taking the GMAT Prep Tests- taking the full exams including AWA, restricting my access to food and water and even scheduled my practice tests for the same time as my actual GMAT slot!
I'm confused as to why this happened and want to ensure this doesn't happen again when I re-take the GMAT. Looking for some advice and general comments! Thanks
30 Jun 2015, 23:18
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If you don't mind taking another full length test, I request you to try out our free practice test within the next 2 days. You can make a free account and take the test here: https://www.gmatclub.com/forum/veritas-prep-resource-links-no-longer-available-399979.html#/free-gm ... tice-test/
Once you do, let me know your score and pm me your login details. Perhaps, I could get back to you with some useful feedback.
01 Jul 2015, 19:53
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Hi rdhmasen,
The Verbal score drop that you experienced on Test Day is likely due to one of two likely "causes": either something that was unrealistic during practice or something that was surprising (or not accounted for) on Test Day.
If you can answer a few questions, then we should be able to figure this out:
When you took your CATs:
1) Did you take them at home?
2) Did you ever do ANYTHING during your CATs that you couldn't do on Test Day (pause the CAT, listen to music, etc.)?
3) Did you ever take a CAT more than once?
On Test Day:
1) How did you sleep the night before your GMAT?
2) How long was the ride to the Test Center from your home?
3) Were there any distractions at the facility or during the Test?
4) What did you do during the two 8-minute breaks?
5) Did you finish any sections early?
6) Did you have to rush to finish any sections (and guess on questions just to finish on time)?
It's possible that you just had a "bad day"; but if we can figure all of this out quickly, then you shouldn't wait too long to retest.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
The Verbal score drop that you experienced on Test Day is likely due to one of two likely "causes": either something that was unrealistic during practice or something that was surprising (or not accounted for) on Test Day.
If you can answer a few questions, then we should be able to figure this out:
When you took your CATs:
1) Did you take them at home?
2) Did you ever do ANYTHING during your CATs that you couldn't do on Test Day (pause the CAT, listen to music, etc.)?
3) Did you ever take a CAT more than once?
On Test Day:
1) How did you sleep the night before your GMAT?
2) How long was the ride to the Test Center from your home?
3) Were there any distractions at the facility or during the Test?
4) What did you do during the two 8-minute breaks?
5) Did you finish any sections early?
6) Did you have to rush to finish any sections (and guess on questions just to finish on time)?
It's possible that you just had a "bad day"; but if we can figure all of this out quickly, then you shouldn't wait too long to retest.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
