Hi,
It was all going well in the verbal section until i was faced with 2 bold faced questions and tryin to answer them took alomst 6 mins each becos of which i had 30 sec for the last 2 questions.When i clicked my answer choice on the screen, i did not get the prompt to confirm the answer and i was taken to the prompt that my time has expired.
Does this mean that i did not complete my test or was my performance in verbal so abysmal that i retake the rest in any case.
1)It is clear that i did not manage my time properly..note i did not get stressed its just there were conceptual gaps and i had not practised bold faced ones ...so it took time to relate to them.As a result of which i lost on time
2nd is a question for Manhattan GMAT experts here to help me understand and may be helpful to others whether not answering the last question would mean disaster?
If so would my V 27 have transformed into atleast anything better than it seems right now, cos i know for a fact that i had improved on my RC accuracy for sure and SCs were tough but i did recognise the kind of errors...im not sure...
3) I now have booked a date for my third attempt on Dec 20th, i have got 2 months (btw my first attempt was 580 last yr with Q44 V 26.
i thought my prep after 1.5 years wasnt all that great but sheer fact that i had taken the test did give me a boost in confidence and i did go thro a lot of this fora questions to help me broaden my horizon.)
I request you to help me identify a strategy and give me your valuable input on all of the above, for least i feel right now is sort of indifferent about my ego....exams......
It was all going well in the verbal section until i was faced with 2 bold faced questions and tryin to answer them took alomst 6 mins each becos of which i had 30 sec for the last 2 questions.When i clicked my answer choice on the screen, i did not get the prompt to confirm the answer and i was taken to the prompt that my time has expired.
Does this mean that i did not complete my test or was my performance in verbal so abysmal that i retake the rest in any case.
1)It is clear that i did not manage my time properly..note i did not get stressed its just there were conceptual gaps and i had not practised bold faced ones ...so it took time to relate to them.As a result of which i lost on time
2nd is a question for Manhattan GMAT experts here to help me understand and may be helpful to others whether not answering the last question would mean disaster?
If so would my V 27 have transformed into atleast anything better than it seems right now, cos i know for a fact that i had improved on my RC accuracy for sure and SCs were tough but i did recognise the kind of errors...im not sure...
3) I now have booked a date for my third attempt on Dec 20th, i have got 2 months (btw my first attempt was 580 last yr with Q44 V 26.
i thought my prep after 1.5 years wasnt all that great but sheer fact that i had taken the test did give me a boost in confidence and i did go thro a lot of this fora questions to help me broaden my horizon.)
I request you to help me identify a strategy and give me your valuable input on all of the above, for least i feel right now is sort of indifferent about my ego....exams......
Regds
Champ
Champ
