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06 Aug 2024, 10:24
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Hi aj2348,
I'm sorry to hear about how things went with the GMAT. I think you had a pretty solid starting GRE score, but one question I do have for you is: Do you feel that nerves played a role in your score decrease? Or do you think you burned out by the time test day rolled around? If you do think any of those things are true, then perhaps give the GMAT one more shot before switching to the GRE.
I'm sorry to hear about how things went with the GMAT. I think you had a pretty solid starting GRE score, but one question I do have for you is: Do you feel that nerves played a role in your score decrease? Or do you think you burned out by the time test day rolled around? If you do think any of those things are true, then perhaps give the GMAT one more shot before switching to the GRE.
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Hi aj2348,
I'm sorry to hear about the retake. The best course of action right now may be to take a step back and revisit GMAT/GRE prep a little later.
I get that you've done a lot of material already. For what it's worth, I've been working on an alternative for retakers who've already used other test prep resources. It's not complete, but you could take a look if you think it could help: https://delv.ac/learn.
