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09 Jul 2023, 15:03
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Would love some feedback on my ESR, hard not to look at the bars and jump straight to conclusions. Hoping to get 750+ on next retake, with focused studying.
Weak points are painfully clear in quant DS questions and geometry. Though my strategy going in was to skip geo questions to make up time, I think I will need to brush up on fundamentals to make up the 49 to 51 difference. DS should just need more practice over the next few weeks.
Harder to see specific weaknesses in verbal, would like some guidance here.
Overall, my accuracy increases in the second batch of questions (maybe just getting into the flow of test taking?) before dropping back in the 3rd and 4th quarters. Does this indicate exam fatigue?
Hoping to retake in ~4 weeks from tomorrow, any ideas on what to focus on?
Weak points are painfully clear in quant DS questions and geometry. Though my strategy going in was to skip geo questions to make up time, I think I will need to brush up on fundamentals to make up the 49 to 51 difference. DS should just need more practice over the next few weeks.
Harder to see specific weaknesses in verbal, would like some guidance here.
Overall, my accuracy increases in the second batch of questions (maybe just getting into the flow of test taking?) before dropping back in the 3rd and 4th quarters. Does this indicate exam fatigue?
Hoping to retake in ~4 weeks from tomorrow, any ideas on what to focus on?
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09 Jul 2023, 21:02
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Hi lecremeglace,
1. Did you get a long passage in the first quarter (2:16)?
2. Your CR average of 1:33 is a little lower than what I generally recommend.
3. Performance over time shows 1:22 for the last quarter. This may not have affected your accuracy, but did you have to speed up in that last quarter?
4a. Is your CR score normally less than your SC/RC scores?
4b. Do you remember whether you received more CR questions in the last quarter than SC/RC questions?
lecremeglace
Your verbal score is so high that you most likely don't have any major weaknesses, and the ESR is just too blunt a tool to reveal any specific weaknesses. If I had to nitpick:
1. Did you get a long passage in the first quarter (2:16)?
2. Your CR average of 1:33 is a little lower than what I generally recommend.
3. Performance over time shows 1:22 for the last quarter. This may not have affected your accuracy, but did you have to speed up in that last quarter?
4a. Is your CR score normally less than your SC/RC scores?
4b. Do you remember whether you received more CR questions in the last quarter than SC/RC questions?
09 Jul 2023, 23:54
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For Verbal, one thing that may be worth looking at is the time management. Your Q1 average was 2:16 but your Q4 average was 1:22, for example. If you feel your fundamentals are solid, consider working on your solving approach. Had a 6-hour student who went from a V41 to V45 in about 10 days, for example. Perhaps work with a study buddy who is really strong on Verbal. Alternatively, if you can get Q50+ and another V42, you'll hit 750+ as well.
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