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pokeefe32
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GMAT 1: 770 Q49 V47
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x Updated on: 21 Jul 2014, 16:31
Originally posted by pokeefe32 on 21 Jul 2014, 14:02.
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Hi All,
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Concentration: Healthcare
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Hi All,

Just took the GMAT today and while I was happy with my overall score, my quant results were relatively disappointing and I struggled with timing on the test. I had always been "to the wire" on practice tests (even the good ones) and unfortunately fell just a little too far behind on time on the real thing today.

I ended up with a Q49/V47 (770) but was stuck with ~7 minutes on my last 7 questions, panicked and basically guessed the last 4. I had gotten 50s on both GMAT Prep exams the week before, and a 51 on GMAT Club Math CAT the week of the exam. Truth is, the score itself is probably good enough for me to be competitive at most any business school, but considering that I have already invested the time in preparation up to this point, I am wondering whether it makes sense to retake the test if I can improve my timing.

On the subject of timing, does anyone know of a GMAT tutor that is particularly good at timing strategies and helping people get to the highest scores on the quant section?
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