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Updated on: 15 Aug 2020, 20:14
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Dear GMAT Clubbers, I took the free Experts Global mock today and scored 620. Q45 v31.
Previously I have done up to 680 on GMAT prep with q48 v35. Should I push my date? I have this fear of missing on Early and some R1s. My target score is 720.
I am sure I can do a lot more better because I was a little anxious today. Can I achieve 720 within a month?
My sources of prep are OG, Review books, GMAT Club Math test, SC OG13 questions.
My RC was good at 75% but has suddenly dropped to 23%
SC and CR are at 62%
Previously I have done up to 680 on GMAT prep with q48 v35. Should I push my date? I have this fear of missing on Early and some R1s. My target score is 720.
I am sure I can do a lot more better because I was a little anxious today. Can I achieve 720 within a month?
My sources of prep are OG, Review books, GMAT Club Math test, SC OG13 questions.
My RC was good at 75% but has suddenly dropped to 23%
SC and CR are at 62%
Toffelfabriken
GMAT 1: 760 Q50 V41
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15 Aug 2020, 07:20
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A general rule of thumb is that a GMAT score will be within +-30 points of your true ability. Hence, if you're capable of getting around a 650 score at this points in time, it wouldn't be unreasonable for your mock scores to fluctuate somewhere between 620 and 680. I'm no expert though, and one of the tutors on here will probably be better suited in helping gauge how much you can improve in time for your exam.
It may be that you need some more tricks up your sleeve. RC in particular seems like it could maybe use some improvement. I too used to struggle with RC but for me it turned out to be a case of not being fast enough in getting an understanding of what the passage was about. For instance, having a good note taking strategy as well as making mini-summaries in my head helped with getting a good grasp of the big picture. Maybe you could use something similar. I'd recommend maybe checking out the Manhattan RC guide - it had quite a few tricks like these.
Of course, it could also be that you made some other mistake in preparing for the mock. Since your RC was reasonably good before, maybe you just didn't get enough sleep or were a little out of practice or were hungry or thirsty. Things like these could throw you off and affect your score.
It may be that you need some more tricks up your sleeve. RC in particular seems like it could maybe use some improvement. I too used to struggle with RC but for me it turned out to be a case of not being fast enough in getting an understanding of what the passage was about. For instance, having a good note taking strategy as well as making mini-summaries in my head helped with getting a good grasp of the big picture. Maybe you could use something similar. I'd recommend maybe checking out the Manhattan RC guide - it had quite a few tricks like these.
Of course, it could also be that you made some other mistake in preparing for the mock. Since your RC was reasonably good before, maybe you just didn't get enough sleep or were a little out of practice or were hungry or thirsty. Things like these could throw you off and affect your score.
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Your quant score fluctated more. Check what you missed in the analysis of both mocks. You're probably making silly mistakes. You'll need a higher verbal to cross the 720 score. Go through the questions on the forum by filtering the 700+ level questions. See your accuracy there.
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