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At one point, she believed GMAT wasn’t for her. After scoring 595, self-doubt crept in and she questioned her potential. But instead of quitting, she made the right strategic changes. The result? A remarkable comeback to 695. Check out how Saakshi did it.
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13 Apr 2026, 19:21
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Hi everyone!
I took the GMAT about two weeks ago and got a 615 (Q83, V81, DI77). I felt extremely anxious for this test as I did a non-stem degree and actually do no real math for the last 4 years. Frankly speaking, I have a history of really bad anxiety when it comes to test taking.
Tbh I kinda tell myself that I was not cut for this during the DI section and just froze for the remaining 5 questions eventho I still had enough time, tanking my score (I thought I f up one MSR session, but turned out I got it all correct and just let it mess with my mentality, and my score took the hit). After seeing my score report, I reflected and saw how I let my anxiety take over during the exam. Prior to this exam, I got fluctuating scores ranging from 595, 615, 675, tbh depending on how pressurized I am about the test.
After taking this exam, I regrouped, took some rest, fixing my mindset and did 2 new official mock test. The first one I took with a fresh mind, low expectation and got a surprising 735 (Q89, V85, DI 86). I was shocked but this really help with my confident. Then I did a second one and got 675 (Q90, V79, DI 82). Tbh I felt a bit less restful on the day I took the second mock. Also, after the Quant section, I felt I did really good on the Quant so I try perfecting the verbal and DI section as well, which making me going a bit over time in the first few questions.
I took both test in a strict testing condition, similar to what I experienced on the official exam day.
I’m gonna do my retake in 2 days. Do you think I’m ready? Should I take another mock test? What’s the best thing I can do for myself from now till the testing day?
Thanks so much for your help!
I took the GMAT about two weeks ago and got a 615 (Q83, V81, DI77). I felt extremely anxious for this test as I did a non-stem degree and actually do no real math for the last 4 years. Frankly speaking, I have a history of really bad anxiety when it comes to test taking.
Tbh I kinda tell myself that I was not cut for this during the DI section and just froze for the remaining 5 questions eventho I still had enough time, tanking my score (I thought I f up one MSR session, but turned out I got it all correct and just let it mess with my mentality, and my score took the hit). After seeing my score report, I reflected and saw how I let my anxiety take over during the exam. Prior to this exam, I got fluctuating scores ranging from 595, 615, 675, tbh depending on how pressurized I am about the test.
After taking this exam, I regrouped, took some rest, fixing my mindset and did 2 new official mock test. The first one I took with a fresh mind, low expectation and got a surprising 735 (Q89, V85, DI 86). I was shocked but this really help with my confident. Then I did a second one and got 675 (Q90, V79, DI 82). Tbh I felt a bit less restful on the day I took the second mock. Also, after the Quant section, I felt I did really good on the Quant so I try perfecting the verbal and DI section as well, which making me going a bit over time in the first few questions.
I took both test in a strict testing condition, similar to what I experienced on the official exam day.
I’m gonna do my retake in 2 days. Do you think I’m ready? Should I take another mock test? What’s the best thing I can do for myself from now till the testing day?
Thanks so much for your help!
13 Apr 2026, 20:04
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Hi doloreodit,
Those are some really good scores!
As for whether you should take another practice test, that's really up to you. However, I wouldn't recommend it. With only 2 days to go, there's very little to be gained by taking another practice test now. Light review and rest/sleep are probably more important. Also, as you mentioned in your post, it's a good idea not to change your approach during the test.
All the best!
13 Apr 2026, 20:56
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Just be confident on test day and take one Q at a time.
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