What to expect?

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Hey Experts! Thank you for your valuable time!

I have consistently scored 710-730 on official Mocks! 710 once, 720 twice and 730 once! 
I have scored 700 twice on MGMAT!

What should I expect on real gmat? I am giving it on 2nd January 2020.

Plus any tips to shoot up my score?

Thanks in advance!

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CareerGeek · Answer

Hi  vishwajeetarora ,

I would say to not to think about the score.

Your mock scores are excellent especially MGMAT mock.

Just relax, continue your prep and just take the real GMAT as just one more mock.

But yes, in real GMAT the level of Quants will be a bit higher than the GMAT Prep mocks and verbal will be more or less on the same difficulty level.

Tips to shoot up your score for quants would be do higher level questions and have your timer handy. For Verbal, I’m not the right person to suggest you.

All the Best

gandharvm · Answer

Take more mocks. Make your body accustomed to mocks (take them at the same time as the appointment). Experiment with modalert if you want an edge. The verbal on real GMAT is way tougher than what is offered by gmatprep mocks. Even the Manhattan mock isn't as tough as the real gmat (in terms of verbal). Manhattan quant is unreasonably tough, don't worry about quant. 
Subscribe to NY times, read 4-5 articles daily. 1 month membership is free for indians :p . While you read them, try not to lose concentration while reading the article and make it a conscious effort to understand while reading. This will tremendously help with RC. 
Practice every section daily.

Merry Christmas and all the best. Feel free to reach me for any other questions, recently wrote it.

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santrope · Answer

I'm also interested, because I always get almost the same amount of points.

Raxit85 · Answer

Hi, vishwajeetarora,

Your mock scores are very good especially MGMAT. It would be better not to speculate any score now but solve some more difficult official questions of verbal & quant section. Try to avoid taking any mock in last week or last 5 days.

All the best for your exam.

Regards.

gandharvm · Answer

Please elaborate? What do you need help with?

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ScottTargetTestPrep · Answer

Those are some great scores! There is no reason why you can’t score at least 710. That said, as mentioned, don’t waste time thinking about what you should score. Just stay positive, stay confident, and go kick the pants off the GMAT.

Good luck!

Good luck!

Abhi077 · Answer

I would suggest don't expect anything. Just give your 100 percent on the test day, expectations on the test day can lead to test day anxiety and in turn hurt your score. Just be confident, As you're scoring that level in your mocks, You most definitely will perform well in the actual test. Goodluck

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EMPOWERgmatRichC · Answer

Hi vishwajeetarora,

How did your Official GMAT go? Were there any surprises or unexpected aspects to Test Day?

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