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06 Dec 2015, 10:52
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Hello All,
I have my GMAT in next ten days and I am struck in 540 in my last MOCK. To be frank when i practice a set of questions i am doing it in full confidence when i start my exam the target score in my mind is downgrading my confidence and comfortable levels.
Please help me with the next 10 days plan to implement for achieving my score. Your words are highly appreciated. Thanks a lot.
Regards,
Mahesh kumar
I have my GMAT in next ten days and I am struck in 540 in my last MOCK. To be frank when i practice a set of questions i am doing it in full confidence when i start my exam the target score in my mind is downgrading my confidence and comfortable levels.
Please help me with the next 10 days plan to implement for achieving my score. Your words are highly appreciated. Thanks a lot.
Regards,
Mahesh kumar
06 Dec 2015, 12:10
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Hi Mahesh,
Since you posted this in another Forum on this site, I've pasted over my response from there:
If your score goal is anything at (or above) a 600, then you're remarkably close to that score right now. If you goal is the high 600s or 700s, then you're too far away for any of those results to be practical on Test Day - so you should push back your Test Date and continue studying?
Have you had a chance to review this CAT? How many questions did you get wrong because...
1) of a silly/little mistake?
2) the question was too hard?
3) you narrowed the answers down to 2 choices and 'guessed wrong'?
4) you were low on time and had to blindly guess?
The above issues are likely what you have to 'fix' to pick up the missing points that you're after. Thankfully, the GMAT is a predictable, standardized Test, so you CAN train to score at a higher level.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Since you posted this in another Forum on this site, I've pasted over my response from there:
If your score goal is anything at (or above) a 600, then you're remarkably close to that score right now. If you goal is the high 600s or 700s, then you're too far away for any of those results to be practical on Test Day - so you should push back your Test Date and continue studying?
Have you had a chance to review this CAT? How many questions did you get wrong because...
1) of a silly/little mistake?
2) the question was too hard?
3) you narrowed the answers down to 2 choices and 'guessed wrong'?
4) you were low on time and had to blindly guess?
The above issues are likely what you have to 'fix' to pick up the missing points that you're after. Thankfully, the GMAT is a predictable, standardized Test, so you CAN train to score at a higher level.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
11 Dec 2015, 03:37
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Hi Mahesh,
You can realistically achieve a target score of 600 on the GMAT. GOing past 650 might be a bit difficult.
1. Go back to the course that you have been following and brush the concepts, especially the Quants and SC ones
2. From now on, focus only on the official questions. This will help you understand the type of questions asked on the test.
3. Go through your error log every alternate day and make sure that you do not repeat the same mistake again
4. If you must, just take on more CAT in this period and try to take the GMAT Prep CAT
On the exam day:
1. Pay attention to the first 10 questions of each section
2. Do not leave any questions unmarked
3. Take both the breaks.
4. I know it is difficult but try not to think about the final score especially in the dying minutes of the Verbal section. It puts unnecessary pressure on you.
Try doing this in the mock CAT if you take one.
5. You have done the hard work and you would rewarded appropriately for that.
All the best!
