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After studying for over an year(had to pause in between) primarily focusing on GMAT, I gave my attempt today - I am disappointed with my score.
DI and Verbal were my strong suit but I was forced to slowed down in DI and had to aggressively mark questions after Q12 in DI.
I never used to face timing issues in DI because i was able to finish questions in well under 2:30 but for some reason today it didn't workout in my favour
I already gave CAT,XAT,NMAT,MICAT,SNAP before giving GMAT except for CAT (67%ile) , SNAP(results yet to arrive) i have decent/avg score in other exams
I am confused to whether give 3 more months to give another attempt or wait for callups from other MBA colleges.
Profile - 26 months of experience - 24.5 years of age - BBA- Marketing profile
Mentally shattered and dont know how to go forward.
DI and Verbal were my strong suit but I was forced to slowed down in DI and had to aggressively mark questions after Q12 in DI.
I never used to face timing issues in DI because i was able to finish questions in well under 2:30 but for some reason today it didn't workout in my favour
I already gave CAT,XAT,NMAT,MICAT,SNAP before giving GMAT except for CAT (67%ile) , SNAP(results yet to arrive) i have decent/avg score in other exams
I am confused to whether give 3 more months to give another attempt or wait for callups from other MBA colleges.
Profile - 26 months of experience - 24.5 years of age - BBA- Marketing profile
Mentally shattered and dont know how to go forward.
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From here, the key to improving your score is identifying and strengthening your remaining areas of weakness. To do this, carefully analyze your practice tests and study sessions to pinpoint where you’re losing points. Then, for each weak area:
* Thoroughly review the relevant properties, formulas, techniques, and strategies.
* Practice extensively by answering dozens of questions focused on that topic.
When you miss a question, take time to diagnose the reason by asking yourself:
* Was it a careless mistake?
* Did I misapply a formula, property, or technique?
* Was there a concept in the question that I didn’t fully understand?
* Did I fall for a trap answer? If so, what was the trap and how can you avoid it in the future?
By consistently analyzing your mistakes in this way, you’ll be able to address weaknesses efficiently and steadily improve your skills. This approach has been proven effective across all GMAT topics.
For additional guidance, check out these articles:
- Developing the Proper Mindset For GMAT Success
- How to Increase Your GMAT Quant Score: Top 20 Tips
- How to Score High on GMAT Verbal on the Focus Edition
- How to Prepare for GMAT Data Insights
* Thoroughly review the relevant properties, formulas, techniques, and strategies.
* Practice extensively by answering dozens of questions focused on that topic.
When you miss a question, take time to diagnose the reason by asking yourself:
* Was it a careless mistake?
* Did I misapply a formula, property, or technique?
* Was there a concept in the question that I didn’t fully understand?
* Did I fall for a trap answer? If so, what was the trap and how can you avoid it in the future?
By consistently analyzing your mistakes in this way, you’ll be able to address weaknesses efficiently and steadily improve your skills. This approach has been proven effective across all GMAT topics.
For additional guidance, check out these articles:
- Developing the Proper Mindset For GMAT Success
- How to Increase Your GMAT Quant Score: Top 20 Tips
- How to Score High on GMAT Verbal on the Focus Edition
- How to Prepare for GMAT Data Insights
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