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03 Oct 2020, 04:18
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Hi,
I am scheduled to take the GMAT in 2.5 weeks. I am a native English speaker, have been studying for 2.5 months.
I took my first CAT 2 weeks ago, and scored great. 2nd CAT went even better.
I purchased the 2 exam packs and decided to take exam #5 from EP2. while my quant score went up, verbal took a hard hit. the verbal section felt much harder than previous tests - I had 3 reading comprehension passages within the first 12 Qs!
here are my scores:
Gmat Prep free 1: Q:48, V:45 total: 750 (2 weeks ago)
Gmat prep free 2: Q:49, V:49 , total: 770 (1 week ago)
Gmat prep exam 5 (pack 2): Q:50 , V:40 , total: 740 (today)
I felt very confident in my verbal scoring ability, but today's exam has me a bit worried. has anyone else found the verbal went worse than usual with this exam?
I am aiming for 750+ (although 740 would be great). how should I move forward in the next couple of weeks? I feel I have focused so much on quant these last 2 weeks that I might have neglected verbal too much.
any help, last minute tips and advice would be appreciated!
I am scheduled to take the GMAT in 2.5 weeks. I am a native English speaker, have been studying for 2.5 months.
I took my first CAT 2 weeks ago, and scored great. 2nd CAT went even better.
I purchased the 2 exam packs and decided to take exam #5 from EP2. while my quant score went up, verbal took a hard hit. the verbal section felt much harder than previous tests - I had 3 reading comprehension passages within the first 12 Qs!
here are my scores:
Gmat Prep free 1: Q:48, V:45 total: 750 (2 weeks ago)
Gmat prep free 2: Q:49, V:49 , total: 770 (1 week ago)
Gmat prep exam 5 (pack 2): Q:50 , V:40 , total: 740 (today)
I felt very confident in my verbal scoring ability, but today's exam has me a bit worried. has anyone else found the verbal went worse than usual with this exam?
I am aiming for 750+ (although 740 would be great). how should I move forward in the next couple of weeks? I feel I have focused so much on quant these last 2 weeks that I might have neglected verbal too much.
any help, last minute tips and advice would be appreciated!
03 Oct 2020, 04:46
Kudos
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What did you think going over the Verbal questions you got wrong in the latest mock? Were there careless mistakes or were the questions out of the ordinary in some way you felt?
03 Oct 2020, 05:04
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GMAT scores are only estimates. They will fluctuate 40 points (on average) on either side. Sometimes, the fluctuations will vary more than that margin.
Fatigue and other testtaking elements may also cause changes.
Fatigue and other testtaking elements may also cause changes.
