Hi all,
I took my test today at the center and came out with 620 (48Q 27V). I was mad not at myself, but at the center.
I start out my test with great mood. My analysis or argument and issue essays questions are both happened to be the ones I have prepared for it the night before and I have read sample essays for that. I did those essays with great confidence and I am that I will score either 5 or 6. When the math section starts, everything went fine as well. As I am always good at math (my practice scores have always been 50 and with
MGMAT math I got 48), I am so confident that I am going to do well. However, the unexpected happened. As I start to click on the next button to go to question 15, the whole testing center lost power. Since I am the only one taking GMAT today at the center, they put me in a special room with only myself in it. At first I like this setting so much because I can even read out the questions (I do have this habit). After lost power, everything went black. I feel in a sudden I became blind. (To add this to my story, I just had eye surgery not long ago in July and I have a history of eye problem and my eye doctor did told me the possibility of being blind maybe later in my life. ) I felt so hopeless and scared. I started crying. Then, the lights came back and computer reboots.
Finally when they log me back into my session, I lost about 15 minutes in the math section. Somehow they couldn't restore the clock. I was unable to finish about 5 math questions. Actually, I am still proud of my math score with short of 15 minutes. I think many people would dream about my math score. I think with 15 more minutes, I could've got 50 or 51.
Then because of the "poor" math performance, it directly effects my verbal performance. I cannot concerntrate at all.
Now, I will have to take the test again. But I am going to protest to Pearson Vue. It is not my fault that I lost 15 minutes in the math section. At least I will demand to take the test again for free.
I am so tired.