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23 May 2024, 11:43
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Hi everyone,
I recently attempted the GMAT FE and got a score of 615 (79 Q, 80 DI, 82 V) , I prepared for about 4 months before attempting the test and was thoroughly confindent in my preparation to get me atleast across 655,
Here's a summary of my D-day breakdown
Q (79) - 4 questions wrong (q4,q6,q17,q19)
Verbal (82) - 5 questions wrong (q2,q8,q13,q18,q22)
DI (80) - 8 questions wrong (q8,q9,q10,q14,q15,q,17,q19,q20)
My question to anyone that reads this and has any experience with the GMAT is "Where did I go wrong" and "How can I improve", All the mocks i gave I regularly got a score of 645+ (GMAT Club mock tests included since they're slightly more difficult)
I have a good enough understanding of all the quants topics tests and have a fairly good understanding of the verbal section as well, I was the most dissapointed with my Quants score as I was expecting atleast a 83,
If there is any expert that can help me in understanding what I should do next and how should I go about it, I'd be deepy grateful
P.s I had subscribed to the GMATClub tests Elite package and also have a subscription with TTP, I would 100% recommend both packages for anyone wanting to get a good score.
I recently attempted the GMAT FE and got a score of 615 (79 Q, 80 DI, 82 V) , I prepared for about 4 months before attempting the test and was thoroughly confindent in my preparation to get me atleast across 655,
Here's a summary of my D-day breakdown
Q (79) - 4 questions wrong (q4,q6,q17,q19)
Verbal (82) - 5 questions wrong (q2,q8,q13,q18,q22)
DI (80) - 8 questions wrong (q8,q9,q10,q14,q15,q,17,q19,q20)
My question to anyone that reads this and has any experience with the GMAT is "Where did I go wrong" and "How can I improve", All the mocks i gave I regularly got a score of 645+ (GMAT Club mock tests included since they're slightly more difficult)
I have a good enough understanding of all the quants topics tests and have a fairly good understanding of the verbal section as well, I was the most dissapointed with my Quants score as I was expecting atleast a 83,
If there is any expert that can help me in understanding what I should do next and how should I go about it, I'd be deepy grateful
P.s I had subscribed to the GMATClub tests Elite package and also have a subscription with TTP, I would 100% recommend both packages for anyone wanting to get a good score.
23 May 2024, 11:46
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23 May 2024, 15:53
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Consider sharing your score report here (after wiping any personal info). Going through your error-log to see if there are certain types of questions/subtopics you may be a bit slippery on or times you may make certain careless errors could be helpful as well. If you feel your fundamentals are solid, working on how you approach questions may also help a bit. Perhaps include working with a study buddy. If you can find someone who is strong in areas you're not (and vice versa), that could be a good fit. There's a study buddy thread on gmatclub you could check out/sign up to.
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