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Hi everyone!
First of all, I would like to say that it's my first post ont he website! However I am registered to the gmatclub for 3 or 4 months now. Oh and also, I am french (that might explain some english mistake I could do ....)
As I am very studuous, I am working with the three gmat books and the gmatclub tests.
For all the questions of the "gmat quantitative 2nd edition" I got 272/300, i.e. 90.6% (and I am working on a train) which does not seem that bad.
However for the gmatclub test, I am often less than 50% (percentile) and around 9/10 mistakes. My best score is 75%. So as soon as I start doing the gmatclub tests I am feeling really bad, like if I was hopeless....
Is this range normal? Am I hopeless? Could you give me some advice? I am trying to follow some guide posted on the gmat forum as hard as possible but even if I can see some improvements I just reduce my mistakes from 12 to 8 when.
Thank you in advance if you can answer my questions,
Alex
First of all, I would like to say that it's my first post ont he website! However I am registered to the gmatclub for 3 or 4 months now. Oh and also, I am french (that might explain some english mistake I could do ....)
As I am very studuous, I am working with the three gmat books and the gmatclub tests.
For all the questions of the "gmat quantitative 2nd edition" I got 272/300, i.e. 90.6% (and I am working on a train) which does not seem that bad.
However for the gmatclub test, I am often less than 50% (percentile) and around 9/10 mistakes. My best score is 75%. So as soon as I start doing the gmatclub tests I am feeling really bad, like if I was hopeless....
Is this range normal? Am I hopeless? Could you give me some advice? I am trying to follow some guide posted on the gmat forum as hard as possible but even if I can see some improvements I just reduce my mistakes from 12 to 8 when.
Thank you in advance if you can answer my questions,
Alex
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Welcome to the gmatclub, alexn49!
90.6% on gmat quantitative 2nd edition is really impressive. Don't be upset after making mistakes on gmatclub tests. The gmatclub tests are really tricky and very tough.
On gmatclub tests if you are score above 50%tile, I think it's quite a good score. I have seen on this forum members scoring below 50%tile on gmatclub tests and later on scoring 700+ scores on GMAT. So, don't worry about your gmatclub tests. Take gmat prep test to get clear picture of your preparation.
One thing more, as might be knowing gmatclub tests can be taken more than one so gmatclub members definitely have taken these tests more than once so %tile score is definitely somewhat on the lower side.
Final note: DOn't worry about your gmatclub tests results but use these tests wisely to train your mind for the toughest questions that you can see on real GMAT.
90.6% on gmat quantitative 2nd edition is really impressive. Don't be upset after making mistakes on gmatclub tests. The gmatclub tests are really tricky and very tough.
On gmatclub tests if you are score above 50%tile, I think it's quite a good score. I have seen on this forum members scoring below 50%tile on gmatclub tests and later on scoring 700+ scores on GMAT. So, don't worry about your gmatclub tests. Take gmat prep test to get clear picture of your preparation.
One thing more, as might be knowing gmatclub tests can be taken more than one so gmatclub members definitely have taken these tests more than once so %tile score is definitely somewhat on the lower side.
Final note: DOn't worry about your gmatclub tests results but use these tests wisely to train your mind for the toughest questions that you can see on real GMAT.
! My problem is now the verbal part! As I am not a native speaker, the tests I did worthed around 25 and 30.... So I from now on, I am studying as hard I can this part. 
