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Hi,
After 10 hours of study, I made my first mock test 1 month ago and got a miserable score 360 (Quant:23 and Verbal:17).
I though this score was due to my absolute deficiency in both sections, in fact, after having studied a while the verbal part (3 weeks), I made another mock test and I got 410 (Quant: 22 and Verbal 25).
During this month, and the last one, I have been studying a lot of math in order to get the basis of the subject and improve my score.
My study was accompained by both theory and exercises.
Once finished math theory, I concentrated only on quant exercises and I planned to do a new mock test this sunday.
My score was even worst the others, and the funny thing is that when I was doing my excercise (PS and DS), my percentage of right answers was pretty good (70% or more).
I think this horrible score has been due to my panicking and my problem to sort questions in few time.
So, what I would like to know, is there somebody who had the same problem as me? How did u overcome the problem?
Thanks in advance!!!
After 10 hours of study, I made my first mock test 1 month ago and got a miserable score 360 (Quant:23 and Verbal:17).
I though this score was due to my absolute deficiency in both sections, in fact, after having studied a while the verbal part (3 weeks), I made another mock test and I got 410 (Quant: 22 and Verbal 25).
During this month, and the last one, I have been studying a lot of math in order to get the basis of the subject and improve my score.
My study was accompained by both theory and exercises.
Once finished math theory, I concentrated only on quant exercises and I planned to do a new mock test this sunday.
My score was even worst the others, and the funny thing is that when I was doing my excercise (PS and DS), my percentage of right answers was pretty good (70% or more).
I think this horrible score has been due to my panicking and my problem to sort questions in few time.
So, what I would like to know, is there somebody who had the same problem as me? How did u overcome the problem?
Thanks in advance!!!
16 Mar 2014, 11:36
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When you study - try to do some mental / psychological preparation.
Before you begin each question, visualize yourself in the actual test room and that this is a timed test. If you put yourself into that mindset, then you will be better able to handle the stress in a practice test and for the actual real thing.
Visualization is a technique that athletes use for peak performance - it is the same kind of technique you should apply to the GMAT. For more tips, please see: https://www.gmatpill.com/about/studying- ... trategies/
Before you begin each question, visualize yourself in the actual test room and that this is a timed test. If you put yourself into that mindset, then you will be better able to handle the stress in a practice test and for the actual real thing.
Visualization is a technique that athletes use for peak performance - it is the same kind of technique you should apply to the GMAT. For more tips, please see: https://www.gmatpill.com/about/studying- ... trategies/
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