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06 Jan 2021, 22:29
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Hi Friends!!
Can you please guide me on how to retake GMAT Official Exam 1(I don't mind seeing some repeat questions)? I have not touched the second free mock (Official Mock Exam 2), and am planning to take it a week before my real exam.
Thank You!!
Can you please guide me on how to retake GMAT Official Exam 1(I don't mind seeing some repeat questions)? I have not touched the second free mock (Official Mock Exam 2), and am planning to take it a week before my real exam.
Thank You!!
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08 Jan 2021, 11:16
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It would be better if you attempt the gprep mock 02 first, and later use the reset option.
If you reset just after taking gprep mock 01, you may get repeated questions in both your mocks (mock 1 and mock 2).
And i suppose only 1 reset is allowed.
ALL THE BEST.
If you reset just after taking gprep mock 01, you may get repeated questions in both your mocks (mock 1 and mock 2).
And i suppose only 1 reset is allowed.
ALL THE BEST.
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08 Jan 2021, 11:53
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Mck2023
One should use the Official Prep materials Judiciously* (think of them as a gem).
IMO,
1. Never reset any exam, be it official or any other ,as it might give you inflated score*. (which actually may make you feel happy at that particular moment), but which will not be the actual gauge of your potential to take GMAT.
* - There are only so many questions in a question pool, as many that cant be reset/shuffled. You are bound to get "attempted questions", once you have reviewed them, you will definitely get them correct. Hence, Inflated scores.
Judiciously*I committed the mistake of exhausting all the Official GMAT CATs + Prep Materials, just to be ensured that I have all the Basic Skills+Concept knowledge+Test Taking Strategies (and i performed well in all of them). But in the ENDGAME I doomed.
Therefore, in my opinion, one should never reset any exam (even if it is allowed).
One should use the Official Prep materials Judiciously* (think of them as a gem).
IMO,
1. Never reset any exam, be it official or any other ,as it might give you inflated score*. (which actually may make you feel happy at that particular moment), but which will not be the actual gauge of your potential to take GMAT.
* - There are only so many questions in a question pool, as many that cant be reset/shuffled. You are bound to get "attempted questions", once you have reviewed them, you will definitely get them correct. Hence, Inflated scores.
Judiciously*I committed the mistake of exhausting all the Official GMAT CATs + Prep Materials, just to be ensured that I have all the Basic Skills+Concept knowledge+Test Taking Strategies (and i performed well in all of them). But in the ENDGAME I doomed.
Therefore, in my opinion, one should never reset any exam (even if it is allowed).
