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08 Sep 2010, 11:22
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Hey guys,
I've been preparing for the GMAT for the past three months, and I take the exam in three days. I did the OG12 Diagnostic Test, read through through all the MGMAT books twice and did all the practice problems from the books and from the OG12. I also went through the quant section of the Kaplan GMAT 800 book (questions seemed easy compared to practice tests). I've been studying roughly 4-5 hours a day.
Two weeks ago I took the GMATPrep Test 1 and scored a 650 (forget the breakdown but it was slightly higher for verbal, which I feel was a fair estimate for me at the time. Last week I scored a 660 on the first MGMAT practice exam (q41, v39).
After cramming hard all Labor Day weekend I took the second GMATPrep Test and was completely deflated when I scored a 600 (q35, v39).
What should I do? Should I just write it off as an anomaly?? My confidence level is rock bottom right now.
I've been preparing for the GMAT for the past three months, and I take the exam in three days. I did the OG12 Diagnostic Test, read through through all the MGMAT books twice and did all the practice problems from the books and from the OG12. I also went through the quant section of the Kaplan GMAT 800 book (questions seemed easy compared to practice tests). I've been studying roughly 4-5 hours a day.
Two weeks ago I took the GMATPrep Test 1 and scored a 650 (forget the breakdown but it was slightly higher for verbal, which I feel was a fair estimate for me at the time. Last week I scored a 660 on the first MGMAT practice exam (q41, v39).
After cramming hard all Labor Day weekend I took the second GMATPrep Test and was completely deflated when I scored a 600 (q35, v39).
What should I do? Should I just write it off as an anomaly?? My confidence level is rock bottom right now.
08 Sep 2010, 11:32
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did you get a chance to take the other 5 MGMAT tests? If so, what were your scores? The sample size (# of your tests) is so small that it's hard to predict what your second GMATPrep stands for. It could very well be an anomaly, or something else. If I were you, I'd take both tests again (GMATPrep 1 and 2). Though you risk the chance of seeing the same questions, you get to tackle some new questions that you haven't seen and boost your confidence back up.
08 Sep 2010, 11:38
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abushey31
I think you were just mentally exhausted, next CAT you take do not cram so hard on the previous night. Yes, if you scored higher in previous CATs then write it off as an anomaly and keep studying!
Sincerely,
Dawg
