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06 Aug 2011, 09:53
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Hi, just took the gmats this morning and got a surprising 640 (44Q,35V). I was shooting for a much higher score and the 6 MGMAT tests had a 720 average (Q48, V42) and yesterday took my last practice test from the Official GMAT prep program and got a 730(Q49, V43).
So I dont know if it was nerves or what but I am very disappointed and really looking for what material I should use to study ? I havent taken a course but used the MGMAT my friend had to study and then thanks to all the great help this forum has been, I used alot of the review material on here.
Any advice ?
thanks
So I dont know if it was nerves or what but I am very disappointed and really looking for what material I should use to study ? I havent taken a course but used the MGMAT my friend had to study and then thanks to all the great help this forum has been, I used alot of the review material on here.
Any advice ?
thanks
06 Aug 2011, 19:09
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I believe that in your case this could easily be attributed to the shock of writing the test, the pressure more so. I haven't written my test yet but I continue to be warned daily on this site that it can certainly have that effect. If you were landing scores north of 700 on all the practice tests I think it would be worth your time to take it again. From what I've seen on the site that first experience of knowing the atmosphere and what to expect moving forward seems to be the most valuable knowledge you can gain throughout the process. Then again a 640 is nothing to shrug at, 640 is a great score! With a good application this leaves a lot of schools open to choose from. I guess what it all comes down to is where do you want to go to school. BB just wrote up a review on the advanced MGMAT quant book, it seems like this book would be great for approaching higher level questions as well as Kaplan 800.
Wishing you the best, you should be proud of a great score, especially on the first try!
Kudos if this helps at all!
Wishing you the best, you should be proud of a great score, especially on the first try!
Kudos if this helps at all!
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