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28 Sep 2023, 11:36
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Hello, please help me analyze the ESR of my exam.
link to ESR: smallpdf. com/file#s=32c2563e-97f1-4488-949d-7522c6dc518d
I scored a 630 Q36 V40. I was aiming for a score of 680+ and spent approximately 1 month studying.
I studied Quant using Magoosh and MGMAT All the Quant. The only thing I looked over for verbal was sentence correction.
My mock scores in the order I took them:
530 Q31 / V32 - Magoosh Practice Test: Sep 4th
620 Q36 / V38 - Official Practice Test 1: Sep 14th
590 Q36 / V35 - Magoosh Practice Test: Sep 16th
640 Q39 / V38 - Official Practice Test 2: Sep 16th
540 Q31 / V34 - Magoosh Practice Test: Sep 18th
600 Q39 / V34 - Magoosh Practice Test: Sep 18th
540 Q30 / V35 - MGMAT CAT 1: Sep 20th
620 Q37 / V38 - Official Practice Test 3: Sep 21st
610 Q38 / V35 - MGMAT CAT 2: Sep 21st
680 Q42 / V40 - MGMAT CAT 3: Sep 22nd
660 Q41 / V40 - Official Practice Test 4: Sep 23rd
630 Q40 / V36 - MGMAT CAT 4: Sep 24th
640 Q42 / V36 - MGMAT CAT 5: Sep 25th
570 Q36 / V32 - Magoosh Practice Test: Sep 26th
590 Q36 / V35 - Official Practice Test 5: Sep 26th
630 Q36 / V40 - GMAT Attempt #1: Sep 27th
My exam order was Quant first then Verbal, IR, and AWA. I began to run out of time so I guessed on last 3 questions of Quant and guessed on the last 2 questions of Verbal. This test was very high stakes for me as I wanted to get a 680+ so that I could make round 1 deadlines for some of the schools I am targeting. I am now going to take the test again in approximately 1 month.
I definitely need to study quant very seriously and study verbal this time.
What insight does my ESR give to how I should prepare for the next 30 days? Thanks.
link to ESR: smallpdf. com/file#s=32c2563e-97f1-4488-949d-7522c6dc518d
I scored a 630 Q36 V40. I was aiming for a score of 680+ and spent approximately 1 month studying.
I studied Quant using Magoosh and MGMAT All the Quant. The only thing I looked over for verbal was sentence correction.
My mock scores in the order I took them:
530 Q31 / V32 - Magoosh Practice Test: Sep 4th
620 Q36 / V38 - Official Practice Test 1: Sep 14th
590 Q36 / V35 - Magoosh Practice Test: Sep 16th
640 Q39 / V38 - Official Practice Test 2: Sep 16th
540 Q31 / V34 - Magoosh Practice Test: Sep 18th
600 Q39 / V34 - Magoosh Practice Test: Sep 18th
540 Q30 / V35 - MGMAT CAT 1: Sep 20th
620 Q37 / V38 - Official Practice Test 3: Sep 21st
610 Q38 / V35 - MGMAT CAT 2: Sep 21st
680 Q42 / V40 - MGMAT CAT 3: Sep 22nd
660 Q41 / V40 - Official Practice Test 4: Sep 23rd
630 Q40 / V36 - MGMAT CAT 4: Sep 24th
640 Q42 / V36 - MGMAT CAT 5: Sep 25th
570 Q36 / V32 - Magoosh Practice Test: Sep 26th
590 Q36 / V35 - Official Practice Test 5: Sep 26th
630 Q36 / V40 - GMAT Attempt #1: Sep 27th
My exam order was Quant first then Verbal, IR, and AWA. I began to run out of time so I guessed on last 3 questions of Quant and guessed on the last 2 questions of Verbal. This test was very high stakes for me as I wanted to get a 680+ so that I could make round 1 deadlines for some of the schools I am targeting. I am now going to take the test again in approximately 1 month.
I definitely need to study quant very seriously and study verbal this time.
What insight does my ESR give to how I should prepare for the next 30 days? Thanks.
28 Sep 2023, 12:58
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Just a quick fyi if you make 5 posts, you could directly attach a document to this post. Given your Q36 V40, if you can find a study buddy who is strong on Quant and needs help with Verbal, that could be a good fit. There's a study buddy thread on gmatclub you could check out. Might be worth checking out the Share GMAT Experience subforum to see what others have done/used to improve their score as well. If you can find a post by someone who significantly improved their Quant from a Q36 level, for example, there may be some quick tips you could take.
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28 Sep 2023, 22:55
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ESR is missing in the post
