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Hi All,
I have had 4 attempts at GMAT - 2018 (1), 2019 (2), and 2021 (1). My best score was 710 in 2019, and my 2021 score was 690. I am planning to give it another shot this year.
Now the challenge is that I have exhausted almost all the known GMAT mocks available in the market - Manhattan, GMATPrep Official (all 6), GMAT Club Tests (primarily Quant), and Experts Global - in one or other of my previous attempts. I don't have an eidetic memory that I would recall the tricks/inaccuracies from my earlier attempt. But I won't deny that some questions do "seem" like repeat when I attempt any of the above. Thereby, (maybe) inflating my score.
Given this situation:
1) What would be the best way to prepare for GMAT using mocks
2) Are there any test companies out there that revamp their question pool annually (or with the highest frequency)? So that this will allow me to re-enroll in them and practice with newer sets of questions for true evaluation
Any sort of guidance on this is really appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
I have had 4 attempts at GMAT - 2018 (1), 2019 (2), and 2021 (1). My best score was 710 in 2019, and my 2021 score was 690. I am planning to give it another shot this year.
Now the challenge is that I have exhausted almost all the known GMAT mocks available in the market - Manhattan, GMATPrep Official (all 6), GMAT Club Tests (primarily Quant), and Experts Global - in one or other of my previous attempts. I don't have an eidetic memory that I would recall the tricks/inaccuracies from my earlier attempt. But I won't deny that some questions do "seem" like repeat when I attempt any of the above. Thereby, (maybe) inflating my score.
Given this situation:
1) What would be the best way to prepare for GMAT using mocks
2) Are there any test companies out there that revamp their question pool annually (or with the highest frequency)? So that this will allow me to re-enroll in them and practice with newer sets of questions for true evaluation
Any sort of guidance on this is really appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
17 Jul 2023, 19:36
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Hi Unknown_92.
You can tell how well prepared you are by considering your accuracies on individual practice questions and your streaks of practice q
uestions answered correctly in a row.
For example, if your Quant practice accuracies are around E - 90%, M - 90%, H - 80%, then you're likely ready to score Q49 or Q50.
If you want to score V40+ in Verbal, then your practice accuracies should be at around 90% for medium Verbal questions and 80% for hard Verbal questions.
Also, if you are getting questions correct in long streaks, such as 20 in a row correct, then you're probably ready to score in the mid 700s on the GMAT.
The upshot of all of the above is that you don't have to emphasize practice tests in your GMAT preparation. Of course, it's good to take some practice tests, but you can tell how you're doing by considering your practice question accuracies.
Also, for some tips on how to practice for the GMAT for best results, see this post.
The Best GMAT Practice Methods
You can tell how well prepared you are by considering your accuracies on individual practice questions and your streaks of practice q
uestions answered correctly in a row.
For example, if your Quant practice accuracies are around E - 90%, M - 90%, H - 80%, then you're likely ready to score Q49 or Q50.
If you want to score V40+ in Verbal, then your practice accuracies should be at around 90% for medium Verbal questions and 80% for hard Verbal questions.
Also, if you are getting questions correct in long streaks, such as 20 in a row correct, then you're probably ready to score in the mid 700s on the GMAT.
The upshot of all of the above is that you don't have to emphasize practice tests in your GMAT preparation. Of course, it's good to take some practice tests, but you can tell how you're doing by considering your practice question accuracies.
Also, for some tips on how to practice for the GMAT for best results, see this post.
The Best GMAT Practice Methods
17 Jul 2023, 20:22
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Although it's not the same as an Official Mock taken through the MBA website, there is a diagnostic in the beginning of the Official-Guide you can check out.
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