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29 Jan 2024, 03:48
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I recently completed my GMAT and was extremely happy with my 770 score (49q 48v). Even though I did not need it since I will not be re-taking the test, I decided to order my ESR today. I then saw that I only got 4 questions wrong in quant and 1 wrong in verbal. All the 4 questions I got wrong in quant were medium-hard to hard, and the verbal question I got wrong was medium-hard. I can't help but feel that my score should be a little higher considering this information. Should getting 4 hard questions not give me a 50q? I know this is a silly reaction but I really can't help feel this way.
However, my main point is don't order your ESR unless you are trying to improve your score. It just gives you FOMO
However, my main point is don't order your ESR unless you are trying to improve your score. It just gives you FOMO
29 Jan 2024, 04:57
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Considering that GMAT focus is just two days away from being the only version available, your main point should now be: don't order view your ESR unless you are trying to improve your score 
Congratulations on the humongous score! What study materials did you use?
Congratulations on the humongous score! What study materials did you use?
29 Jan 2024, 11:15
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LamboWalker I used a video series to learn the basics on a topic basis. This was about 100 hours and at 1.25 speed took me 80 hours across about 10/12 days. The rest of the 10/15 days I practiced questions and tests. Then I focused on the topics that I was getting wrong and needed revision for. Also, in the last 2 days, I used GmatClub's quant book to revise all the topics quickly. For verbal, what was most helpful for me was just doing questions and trying to spot every single error. I would also then refer to GmatClub to find that question and see what people's answers and reasonings were. Spotting every single error in a practice setting, is useful to train yourself to spot at least 1 in a test setting.
