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24 Oct 2020, 07:14
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Hi!
Today was my second try at the gmat. I did some mocks and had a 680 with q47/v36 with REAL conditions, even the whiteboard and so on was the same.
First time I got a 650 q42/v38.
SECOND try quant felt a lot better, I had a little bit of complicated geometry and statistics and inequalities but nothing super complicated. I feel like I did a good job and definetly got harder questions than the first time. Verbal was OK Like always...
I dont know how to have an idea about my score ? Does anyone know like how to know what a q47 question looks like?
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Today was my second try at the gmat. I did some mocks and had a 680 with q47/v36 with REAL conditions, even the whiteboard and so on was the same.
First time I got a 650 q42/v38.
SECOND try quant felt a lot better, I had a little bit of complicated geometry and statistics and inequalities but nothing super complicated. I feel like I did a good job and definetly got harder questions than the first time. Verbal was OK Like always...
I dont know how to have an idea about my score ? Does anyone know like how to know what a q47 question looks like?
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24 Oct 2020, 08:41
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What would you know that? I don't think anyone can help you here since the difficulty level is an individual thing. Hold on for a few days. Sorry, can not help!
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24 Oct 2020, 11:09
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Hi,
What I realise while giving exam is that we waste to much time on extra hard question, I would suggest just leave that question and move on. If you want to achieve Q51 you need to let go of some questions so that you do not waste time more than 3 minutes. Also, Try to focus on silly mistakes. I would suggest that try gmat club tests, which are damn important for your preparation.
Hope this will help.
Regards,
Prateek
What I realise while giving exam is that we waste to much time on extra hard question, I would suggest just leave that question and move on. If you want to achieve Q51 you need to let go of some questions so that you do not waste time more than 3 minutes. Also, Try to focus on silly mistakes. I would suggest that try gmat club tests, which are damn important for your preparation.
Hope this will help.
Regards,
Prateek
