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23 Aug 2023, 11:14
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So I have been working on GMAT for nearly 2 months now, and am doing a practice paper every week for the past 4 weeks up till now. Don't worry they have been scattered. These have been my scores
Manhattan Prep CAT 1: 540 - Q36,V29 - 18/07/2023
Manhattan Prep CAT 2:550 - Q34,V32 - 21/07/2023
Manhattan Prep CAT 3:530 - Q37,V27 - 06/08/2023
Official Practice Test 1:660 - Q47,V35 - 15/08/2023
Official Practice Test 2: 580 - Q38,V31 - 23/08/2023
I feel quite demoralised after the recent performance because the 660 finally gave me the confidence needed to push for 700 and now this 580 is stressing me out. For context, I felt that the maths on the official test 2 definitely felt much harder and topics tested were much harder compared with Test 1, where I feel i got blessed with the algorithm giving me nice topics. Furthermore, because I felt that the quant was harder, it made me more time pressured which was not the case in Official Test 1. Another thing I found strange was even though, I answered more correct verbal questions, the overall score was lower? Is it because I was at an easier level and not a harder level like Test 1?
I have been working through the official guide for my revision and am at a stage where I am doing wrong questions again. I also bought the QUANT and Verbal review book as well as the advanced questions book and have those outstanding questions to do.
My actual GMAT is in 21 days. How can I maintain my 660 performance and get the 700 / 700+ I want on the actual day.
My plan was to see which topics I am getting consistently in Quant and for verbal, I am trying to practise as much as I can because that for me is what I feel is working.
Maybe I was being too overconfident and needed a humbling
I would appreciate genuine next steps and not someone trying to sell me their GMAT course xP
Manhattan Prep CAT 1: 540 - Q36,V29 - 18/07/2023
Manhattan Prep CAT 2:550 - Q34,V32 - 21/07/2023
Manhattan Prep CAT 3:530 - Q37,V27 - 06/08/2023
Official Practice Test 1:660 - Q47,V35 - 15/08/2023
Official Practice Test 2: 580 - Q38,V31 - 23/08/2023
I feel quite demoralised after the recent performance because the 660 finally gave me the confidence needed to push for 700 and now this 580 is stressing me out. For context, I felt that the maths on the official test 2 definitely felt much harder and topics tested were much harder compared with Test 1, where I feel i got blessed with the algorithm giving me nice topics. Furthermore, because I felt that the quant was harder, it made me more time pressured which was not the case in Official Test 1. Another thing I found strange was even though, I answered more correct verbal questions, the overall score was lower? Is it because I was at an easier level and not a harder level like Test 1?
I have been working through the official guide for my revision and am at a stage where I am doing wrong questions again. I also bought the QUANT and Verbal review book as well as the advanced questions book and have those outstanding questions to do.
My actual GMAT is in 21 days. How can I maintain my 660 performance and get the 700 / 700+ I want on the actual day.
My plan was to see which topics I am getting consistently in Quant and for verbal, I am trying to practise as much as I can because that for me is what I feel is working.
Maybe I was being too overconfident and needed a humbling
I would appreciate genuine next steps and not someone trying to sell me their GMAT course xP
23 Aug 2023, 11:30
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I just wanted to add an update that I found the quant harder, because I made silly mistakes. How do I stop making silly mistakes whilst worrying about the time !
23 Aug 2023, 16:45
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Hi gamberboy123,
The 660 Score is an interesting 'outlier' - but it includes much higher Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores than you achieved on any of the other CATs/mocks that you took. As such, we have to be careful about assuming how accurately that one result reflects your current 'ability level.' Based on your Score Goal and the Schools that you plan to apply to, the best move right now might be to reschedule your Exam - so that we can properly assess what you'll need to focus on going forward to consistently score 700+ and put in the proper training time to hone all of those skills. If your application deadlines are not until November, then there's no reason to rush in and take the GMAT in mid-September - and while there's no harm in taking the GMAT at that time, you could potentially save some time, money and frustration by pushing back that Test Date.
Last week, I sent you a PM with some review questions that you can use to assess each CAT performance. Did you do that review for the CAT that you took at that time - and have you done a similar review for this recent CAT?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Contact Rich at: [email protected]
http://www.empowergmat.com
The 660 Score is an interesting 'outlier' - but it includes much higher Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores than you achieved on any of the other CATs/mocks that you took. As such, we have to be careful about assuming how accurately that one result reflects your current 'ability level.' Based on your Score Goal and the Schools that you plan to apply to, the best move right now might be to reschedule your Exam - so that we can properly assess what you'll need to focus on going forward to consistently score 700+ and put in the proper training time to hone all of those skills. If your application deadlines are not until November, then there's no reason to rush in and take the GMAT in mid-September - and while there's no harm in taking the GMAT at that time, you could potentially save some time, money and frustration by pushing back that Test Date.
Last week, I sent you a PM with some review questions that you can use to assess each CAT performance. Did you do that review for the CAT that you took at that time - and have you done a similar review for this recent CAT?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Contact Rich at: [email protected]
http://www.empowergmat.com
