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24 Aug 2024, 08:27
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Hi All,
I am new to GMAT FE, I got two free Mock tests as a part of registration.
I gave the 1st Mock test and tried to give the same test again and I was able to do it.
I gave the same mock thrice with 0 questions as repeats. So every time a new set of questions came.
I was planning to take the other paid Mock (3-6) , but now I think of just giving Mock 1 and 2 only for practice.
Can someone here tell me that giving the same mock again and again will reflect a correct close to exam score?
Also how many times can I re-give a paid mock (3-6)?
I am new to GMAT FE, I got two free Mock tests as a part of registration.
I gave the 1st Mock test and tried to give the same test again and I was able to do it.
I gave the same mock thrice with 0 questions as repeats. So every time a new set of questions came.
I was planning to take the other paid Mock (3-6) , but now I think of just giving Mock 1 and 2 only for practice.
Can someone here tell me that giving the same mock again and again will reflect a correct close to exam score?
Also how many times can I re-give a paid mock (3-6)?
24 Aug 2024, 09:17
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[quote="SHREY7NSHU"]Hi All,
I am new to GMAT FE, I got two free Mock tests as a part of registration.
I gave the 1st Mock test and tried to give the same test again and I was able to do it.
I gave the same mock thrice with 0 questions as repeats. So every time a new set of questions came.
I was planning to take the other paid Mock (3-6) , but now I think of just giving Mock 1 and 2 only for practice.
Can someone here tell me that giving the same mock again and again will reflect a correct close to exam score?
Also how many times can I re-give a paid mock (3-6)?
When you repeatedly give a mock, there is always a chance that you might get repeated questions. It’s good since you gave the same mock and didn’t get any repeated question.
When i gave the same mock again i got 1 question same.
Since you got all questions different, then your score was most probably reflected accurately. When you give the actual exam your score might decrease 10-20 points because some questions get extra tougher when you reach a level above 750.
Paid Mocks (3-6) i guess you can give them as many times as you want. But i suggest not taking the same mock more than 3-4 times as there is a higher probability that you might get repeat questions.
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I am new to GMAT FE, I got two free Mock tests as a part of registration.
I gave the 1st Mock test and tried to give the same test again and I was able to do it.
I gave the same mock thrice with 0 questions as repeats. So every time a new set of questions came.
I was planning to take the other paid Mock (3-6) , but now I think of just giving Mock 1 and 2 only for practice.
Can someone here tell me that giving the same mock again and again will reflect a correct close to exam score?
Also how many times can I re-give a paid mock (3-6)?
When you repeatedly give a mock, there is always a chance that you might get repeated questions. It’s good since you gave the same mock and didn’t get any repeated question.
When i gave the same mock again i got 1 question same.
Since you got all questions different, then your score was most probably reflected accurately. When you give the actual exam your score might decrease 10-20 points because some questions get extra tougher when you reach a level above 750.
Paid Mocks (3-6) i guess you can give them as many times as you want. But i suggest not taking the same mock more than 3-4 times as there is a higher probability that you might get repeat questions.
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24 Aug 2024, 11:22
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The free mocks can usually be taken 2 times each without seeing any repeated questions. Additional attempts, however, might lead to an encounter with questions being repeated.
The mock tests 3 - 6 have a maximum limit of 2 times per test, after which you are not allowed to retake them. So in total, a person can theoretically take 12 mock tests without seeing any repeated question, apart from maybe one or two.
The mock tests 3 - 6 have a maximum limit of 2 times per test, after which you are not allowed to retake them. So in total, a person can theoretically take 12 mock tests without seeing any repeated question, apart from maybe one or two.
