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Feeling really discouraged right now. I am applying to deferred MBA programs and my last test date will be April 20. I have TTP and OG question banks. I'm unsure how to go about this now, any study tips???
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29 Mar 2024, 18:46
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Well I think you there is no easy shortcut to get a good score. So take the next attempt with a positive mind. Don't feel discouraged you have a good score in you, you just have to bring it on test day. Sometimes you also have to step back from what you want to understand what is blocking you from your goal.
Given the amount of time you have I would only focus on arithmetic and algebra to make sure you are not making any score killing silly errors. So there may be value in analyzing the errors you are making and which ones are conceptual gaps and which ones are just sloppy mistakes, sloppy mistakes will kill your score it is a very adaptive but also dumb algorithm in a way where if you do the hardest question right but an easy one wrong you will still score lower.
Good luck and feel encouraged you are lucky that you are writing the GMAT. You will make it.
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29 Mar 2024, 19:30
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Tip: Focus on something specific. Improve it and then apply the same success principles to other other areas.
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