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sonalchhajed2019
Joined: 06 Apr 2018
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Location: India
Schools: ISB '23 (S)
GMAT 1: 560 Q43 V23
GMAT 2: 680 Q50 V33
GMAT 3: 710 Q49 V37
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09 Jan 2021, 01:28
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Hi,
Hi,
I recently gave GMAT on the 6th of Janurary 2020 and scored 710. I have attached the result below. I think I studied well this time but messed up a little while giving the exam. On the verbal section towards the end I got 2 passages. And I was pressed on time and could not manage the time well. I had to guess a number of questions on the passages. I am not sure whether the questions I guessed on were correct. And since this was an online GMAT I will not be able to get an ESR.
And just before the test I had a number of thoughts running through my mind. That I was not well rested and hence might not be able to perform well. I did manage to get these thoughts under control but I was a bit distracted than usual. Would it help to give the GMAT in 3-4 days? I think I am done preparing content wise, also I have taken a number of mocks. It's just that I could perform well during the test. Please let me if just appearing for the test without preparing would be helpful. Please let me know your feedback.
Hi,
I recently gave GMAT on the 6th of Janurary 2020 and scored 710. I have attached the result below. I think I studied well this time but messed up a little while giving the exam. On the verbal section towards the end I got 2 passages. And I was pressed on time and could not manage the time well. I had to guess a number of questions on the passages. I am not sure whether the questions I guessed on were correct. And since this was an online GMAT I will not be able to get an ESR.
And just before the test I had a number of thoughts running through my mind. That I was not well rested and hence might not be able to perform well. I did manage to get these thoughts under control but I was a bit distracted than usual. Would it help to give the GMAT in 3-4 days? I think I am done preparing content wise, also I have taken a number of mocks. It's just that I could perform well during the test. Please let me if just appearing for the test without preparing would be helpful. Please let me know your feedback.
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11 Jan 2021, 12:49
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Hi sonalchhajed2019,
Did you make any decisions on which to take your next GMAT?
Did you make any decisions on which to take your next GMAT?
12 Jan 2021, 00:47
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sonalchhajed2019
Hey sonalchhajed2019,
I think on a good day, you can take your quant score to 50. It's just that you have to follow a few test taking strategies. Coming to verbal, I would suggest you to take a few timed quizzes so that you get used to solving questions under time pressure. You can start by taking a quiz of two RC passages with a time limit of 20 minutes. If you get a good accuracy, then reduce the time limit to 19 minutes and then to 18 minutes. And once you are done with RC, you can take a full length verbal quiz of 18 questions with 36 minutes and then you can scale it up to a quiz of 36 questions with 65 minutes.
I hope you are well versed with all the methods and the concepts by now. It's just that you need a little practice. You can go through the below recording to understand a few test taking strategies.
Hope it helped. Feel free to get in touch if you need any more help. All the best
