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23 Apr 2021, 21:35
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So I gave the GMAT in Feb 2020 and scored 730. I am looking to apply in R1 in the next admissions cycle and was going to sit for another exam (CFA) which has now been cancelled.
As a result, I am now thinking of improving my GMAT score to make my profile more competitive (a couple of consultants have also suggested the same). For prep, I had solved the entire OG and Quant Review and also SC from the Verbal Review books. I had given 6 mocks (1 Kaplan, 1 Veritas and 4 GMAT official mocks). I have attached my official GMAT mock scores.
Should I just restart prep from scratch and solve OG again (especially the questions I got wrong) since more than a year has elapsed since I last did attempted any questions. Also, will resetting the official mocks and reattempting them also make sense or will I have to just rely on the remaining two official mocks (5 and 6)? My earlier strategy was to focus mainly on the official material (OG and official mocks) so that I can simulate the real exam difficulty. Now I am confused as to how I should go about prep.
Any valuable advice would be much appreciate. Thank you
As a result, I am now thinking of improving my GMAT score to make my profile more competitive (a couple of consultants have also suggested the same). For prep, I had solved the entire OG and Quant Review and also SC from the Verbal Review books. I had given 6 mocks (1 Kaplan, 1 Veritas and 4 GMAT official mocks). I have attached my official GMAT mock scores.
Should I just restart prep from scratch and solve OG again (especially the questions I got wrong) since more than a year has elapsed since I last did attempted any questions. Also, will resetting the official mocks and reattempting them also make sense or will I have to just rely on the remaining two official mocks (5 and 6)? My earlier strategy was to focus mainly on the official material (OG and official mocks) so that I can simulate the real exam difficulty. Now I am confused as to how I should go about prep.
Any valuable advice would be much appreciate. Thank you
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24 Apr 2021, 03:10
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WCGMAT0208 - Thank you for providing us with the details, but please understand that the GMAT is a test of ability, not accuracy. Your disproportionate focus on accuracy may do you more harm than good. Please share your practice test details in the below format. For clarity, you can get several questions incorrect and still receive a high score in each section; therefore, accuracy is not the right measure to track your performance.
Example: 740 (Q50 V40) | GMAT Prep Official Practice Test | April 20, 2021
740 (Q50 V42) | Manhattan Prep Practice Test | April 12, 2021
Example: 740 (Q50 V40) | GMAT Prep Official Practice Test | April 20, 2021
740 (Q50 V42) | Manhattan Prep Practice Test | April 12, 2021
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Thanks for your response. I understand that accuracy is not everything but it does help to gauge your performance in sub-sections, otherwise you wouldn't know how to improve. I just wanted to provide further information than just sharing my V and Q score breakup (which is already mentioned in the screenshot attached). I had provided more information so that people can gauge how I performed in sub-sections of Verbal and Quant, otherwise just stating the Verbal and Quant score wouldn't be of much help to get tailored advice. I've attached the image containing my mock scores along with the mock dates, as requested.
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