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I took the GMAT FE and scored a 595, a disappointing score since i was consistently scoring 645, 655 in official mocks.
As an exam, it went well, finished the sections on time, had time to review my work but alas.
I had consistently scored 82-83 in GMATCLUB Verbal Tests and 84-85 GMAT Official mocks, this was my biggest letdown for myself, as ended up scoring 81.
I had been struggling with Quant but I made 5 mistakes and scored 79, which is a low score. Disheartened me bec I practiced a lot for this.
Official mocks are much much easier when compared to the official exam or maybe its my perception. I prefer gmatClub tests bec they are tougher and throw you some curve balls like the real exams.
I am lost on how to improve things now as I have my retake in 1-2 weeks along with finalising applications + work (which is taking a lot of my time atm)
Do I take it on 6th (while submitting apps for HEC-6th and Imperial-9th) or do i push it by a week, do it with a calmer mind to 13-15th January and send in the new score a week later?
Any guidance would be appreciated!
As an exam, it went well, finished the sections on time, had time to review my work but alas.
I had consistently scored 82-83 in GMATCLUB Verbal Tests and 84-85 GMAT Official mocks, this was my biggest letdown for myself, as ended up scoring 81.
I had been struggling with Quant but I made 5 mistakes and scored 79, which is a low score. Disheartened me bec I practiced a lot for this.
Official mocks are much much easier when compared to the official exam or maybe its my perception. I prefer gmatClub tests bec they are tougher and throw you some curve balls like the real exams.
I am lost on how to improve things now as I have my retake in 1-2 weeks along with finalising applications + work (which is taking a lot of my time atm)
Do I take it on 6th (while submitting apps for HEC-6th and Imperial-9th) or do i push it by a week, do it with a calmer mind to 13-15th January and send in the new score a week later?
Any guidance would be appreciated!
31 Dec 2024, 21:16
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Hi miniB21,
I'm not a quant expert, but I like those V84-85 scores. Clearly, the underlying ability and skills are there, even if your score dropped a bit on the actual exam (that holds for your total score as well). You could very well get a higher score without any extra prep.
Of course, it isn't easy to lock a date down for the retake, but you may want to push it back a bit if you need more time to focus on your essays. Just reach out to the adcoms of any target schools with earlier deadlines and check/let them know about this.
All the best, and feel free to tag me if you need any help with any last-minute verbal doubts.
