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19 Dec 2011, 01:22
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I wrote my gmat test month ago and received 640 (Q49, V28) but I had a temperature day before the test and felt bad on test day. After completing quant I knew that I wrote not bad, but on Verbal I totally exhausted and last half hour of test was a nightmare. I'm going to schedule my following test on 29 Dec, currently my Manhattan scores are 670-680 range with Q47-49 V33-36. Did someone with such scores made jump to 700 on actual test? My only weakness is RC since I'm not a native speaker. When Analyzing I found that from 41 Verbal questions 80-90% question distribution is normal (14 from SC, 14 from CR and 13 from RC), I have also found that making 12 normally distributed mistakes (4 in SC, 4 in CR and 4 in reading) means around 40+ score than 12 not normally distributed mistakes (7 in SC, 4 in RC and 1 in CR). So I want to balance my RC score in order to make 20-30 point increase in overall score. If someone can write useful tips on how can I improve RC in 10 days, I'll be very thankful.
19 Dec 2011, 01:38
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You can try this for the DB of all scores: GMAT Score Calculator.
It is possible but chances are a bit against you.
It is possible but chances are a bit against you.
19 Dec 2011, 01:51
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Yes I know about this calculator. My prep scores were 1) 720 (Q44 V40) and 2) 700 (Q49, V36) but I think prep is not a good estimator. On test day I got much much harder verbal (with 2 70 line RC passages) than I was receiving during preps. I think MGMAT score is closer with actual score than prep scores.
