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Updated on: 07 Jan 2025, 10:31
Originally posted by prashantarora90 on 07 Jan 2025, 08:29.
Last edited by prashantarora90 on 07 Jan 2025, 10:31, edited 2 times in total.
Last edited by prashantarora90 on 07 Jan 2025, 10:31, edited 2 times in total.
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Hi Everyone!
I recently attempted the GMAT Focus for the third time and scored 575 again (previous scores were 575 and 545). During the exam, I felt confident and I was performing well. I was expecting a score in the range of 645–655, but unfortunately, I ended up with 575.
I'm puzzled because I did quite well in Quant (18/21 correct), and my Verbal (18/23 correct) and DI (12/20 correct) sections didn’t seem bad either.
Is there anything I can do to address this?
Here are the screenshots. Can you tell me what has gone wrong:
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Verbal (5 Questions Incorrect):
DI ( (8 Questions Incorrect):
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I recently attempted the GMAT Focus for the third time and scored 575 again (previous scores were 575 and 545). During the exam, I felt confident and I was performing well. I was expecting a score in the range of 645–655, but unfortunately, I ended up with 575.
I'm puzzled because I did quite well in Quant (18/21 correct), and my Verbal (18/23 correct) and DI (12/20 correct) sections didn’t seem bad either.
Is there anything I can do to address this?
Here are the screenshots. Can you tell me what has gone wrong:
Quant (3 Questions Incorrect):
Verbal (5 Questions Incorrect):
DI ( (8 Questions Incorrect):
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GMAT-Club-Forum-h1p5hsza.png [ 53.5 KiB | Viewed 842 times ]
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GMAT-Club-Forum-d9avdnek.png [ 110.66 KiB | Viewed 851 times ]
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GMAT-Club-Forum-3esic7oc.png [ 116.69 KiB | Viewed 823 times ]
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GMAT-Club-Forum-nnv2t1jg.png [ 103.21 KiB | Viewed 839 times ]
07 Jan 2025, 08:37
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07 Jan 2025, 12:36
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Hi prashantarora90,
From what I have seen, your scoring does not seem too out of the ordinary. The bigger question is whether you are motivated to give the GMAT another shot. If so, what is your plan moving forward?
From what I have seen, your scoring does not seem too out of the ordinary. The bigger question is whether you are motivated to give the GMAT another shot. If so, what is your plan moving forward?
