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06 Apr 2023, 04:56
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Hi Experts,
I have attempted GMAT 6 times and my score ranged from 640 to 670. I do extremely well in mocks and regularly score 700+ but always fail to translate it in the actual GMAT. Most of the quizzes I participate in I do well. However, I am unsure why does it not translate to actual GMAT. I get 37+ in verbal regularly in mocks but have never been able to get that in actual test, sometimes it is the CR that is low or sometimes it is the SC or sometimes both. I know I do not have conceptual gap because if it were then it would show up in the mocks as well.
Also the last 3 ESRs do not show a consistent picture. For example, I got 0% in Geometry in last to last attempt but got 100% in the last attempt, but suffered in Ratio/Percent..so overall the score remained the same. Similary in verbal.. I improved in CR from 60% to 80% but SC reduced from 80% to 58%.
I am unable to get out of this trap and any insights shared would be helpful.
Thank you in advance.
I have attempted GMAT 6 times and my score ranged from 640 to 670. I do extremely well in mocks and regularly score 700+ but always fail to translate it in the actual GMAT. Most of the quizzes I participate in I do well. However, I am unsure why does it not translate to actual GMAT. I get 37+ in verbal regularly in mocks but have never been able to get that in actual test, sometimes it is the CR that is low or sometimes it is the SC or sometimes both. I know I do not have conceptual gap because if it were then it would show up in the mocks as well.
Also the last 3 ESRs do not show a consistent picture. For example, I got 0% in Geometry in last to last attempt but got 100% in the last attempt, but suffered in Ratio/Percent..so overall the score remained the same. Similary in verbal.. I improved in CR from 60% to 80% but SC reduced from 80% to 58%.
I am unable to get out of this trap and any insights shared would be helpful.
Thank you in advance.
06 Apr 2023, 06:48
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Thinking over what you may be doing differently on an actual exam may be helpful. Do you, for example, double-check things a lot more often compared to your mocks (which makes you end up rushing later on).
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I did. There is even split between the 4 blocks in terms of time per question with the first block averaging 1.50min per question.
