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03 Sep 2024, 21:45
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Hello GMATClub Members,<br />
<br />
I would like to share my expeirence of GMAT test. I got a score of Q86/ V79/ D79.<br />
The biggest mistake I did was to change the order of sections 3 days before the exam. I was struggling to decide the order, initally I was attempting the Quant - Verbal and then DI. I later changed it to Verbal - DI - Quant.<br />
Since my quant score was relatively ok, then my other score. I took a risk to change the section order to maximise other scores.<br />
I thought attempting Verbal first will give me some easy questions by which I will gain some confidence. Unfortunately, things turned out the other way, On the day of exam I was only able to attempt 17-18 questions of Verbal(I usually was attempting 19+). This took a toll on my mental balance in the exam, and I performed relatively less confidently in other sections.<br />
I relaised after the exam, That I should attempt Quant first to maximise my score and later Verbal and then DI.<br />
<br />
This is the small learning, I want to share with the community.
<br />
I would like to share my expeirence of GMAT test. I got a score of Q86/ V79/ D79.<br />
The biggest mistake I did was to change the order of sections 3 days before the exam. I was struggling to decide the order, initally I was attempting the Quant - Verbal and then DI. I later changed it to Verbal - DI - Quant.<br />
Since my quant score was relatively ok, then my other score. I took a risk to change the section order to maximise other scores.<br />
I thought attempting Verbal first will give me some easy questions by which I will gain some confidence. Unfortunately, things turned out the other way, On the day of exam I was only able to attempt 17-18 questions of Verbal(I usually was attempting 19+). This took a toll on my mental balance in the exam, and I performed relatively less confidently in other sections.<br />
I relaised after the exam, That I should attempt Quant first to maximise my score and later Verbal and then DI.<br />
<br />
This is the small learning, I want to share with the community.
03 Sep 2024, 22:12
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@PrinceDAYAL—My recommendation is always to start with your strengths. Good luck! Let me know if you need help with Verbal.
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