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silvernimbus87
Joined: 06 Jun 2020
Last visit: 24 Aug 2020
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Location: Philippines
Schools: Stanford '25 Kellogg '22
06 Jun 2020, 20:42
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Hi everyone!
New here at gmatclub. I was wondering if it's safe to schedule my test already and for when? How much more practice do you think I'll need until the exam for me to reach my target?
I've been studying foundations since start of April and then started doing practice tests around end of May.
Here's my mock scores so far.
TARGET SCORE: 720 to 750
5/25/2020 - Magoosh Q41 V35 630
5/31/2020 - Veritas 1 Q48 V36 680
6/3/2020 - Veritas 2 Q46 V36 670
6/6/2020 - GMAT PREP 1 Q44 V48 740
Also - do you guys recommend taking 2 practice test a week or just 1 when it's leading up to exam date? I have enough tests on hand to do two but I don't wanna wear my brain out.
Any advice is appreciated, especially from those who have already taken it!
New here at gmatclub. I was wondering if it's safe to schedule my test already and for when? How much more practice do you think I'll need until the exam for me to reach my target?
I've been studying foundations since start of April and then started doing practice tests around end of May.
Here's my mock scores so far.
TARGET SCORE: 720 to 750
5/25/2020 - Magoosh Q41 V35 630
5/31/2020 - Veritas 1 Q48 V36 680
6/3/2020 - Veritas 2 Q46 V36 670
6/6/2020 - GMAT PREP 1 Q44 V48 740
Also - do you guys recommend taking 2 practice test a week or just 1 when it's leading up to exam date? I have enough tests on hand to do two but I don't wanna wear my brain out.
Any advice is appreciated, especially from those who have already taken it!
06 Jun 2020, 21:34
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silvernimbus87 - Welcome to GMAT!
Even though most test-prep companies have improved their testing resources, nothing comes close to the GMAT Prep tests. Given your wide range of scores in practice tests, it is difficult to say with absolute certainty what your actual baseline score is. I see you scored a 740 on your most recent practice test offered by GMAT Prep. In ideal circumstances, test-takers must consistently score in the range of 10-30 points from the target score in at least 3 consecutive practice tests, preferably ones offred by GMAT Prep. Only when you are at that level, should you schedule the real-GMAT. If not and if the 'other' test prep companies have estimated your score more precisely, you may very well end up scoring 100-150 points lower than your target score.
Even though most test-prep companies have improved their testing resources, nothing comes close to the GMAT Prep tests. Given your wide range of scores in practice tests, it is difficult to say with absolute certainty what your actual baseline score is. I see you scored a 740 on your most recent practice test offered by GMAT Prep. In ideal circumstances, test-takers must consistently score in the range of 10-30 points from the target score in at least 3 consecutive practice tests, preferably ones offred by GMAT Prep. Only when you are at that level, should you schedule the real-GMAT. If not and if the 'other' test prep companies have estimated your score more precisely, you may very well end up scoring 100-150 points lower than your target score.
07 Jun 2020, 03:39
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I think that taking the practice tests many times will not make you wear your brain out. You should take the practice tests at the same time as you want to schedule, for example, in the morning. Your brain will get used to doing the test seriously and intensively. Moreover, you will improve your time management skill, confidence,... The more you practice the better you get. Good luck, bro!
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