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by redmark » Wed Jul 20, 2011 4:18 pm
well I took it again today and scored a 640 (47Q/31V)

Here is my post from the last time I took it (I got a 580): https://www.beatthegmat.com/bombed-the-g ... tml#356828

This time around I finished quant with 15 min to spare. I don't know what happened in verbal. My scores in practice were ranging from 720-760 on MGMAT and GMATPrep tests.


So last night I only got about 2 hrs of sleep. For some reason I could not sleep. I did pretty good in quant but when verbal came around I was so tired I could not comprehend what I was reading or recognize the patterns in SC. I usually got between 41-42 in practice tests...

The quant felt so easy.. Should I retake the test? what do you guys think?
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by rjank » Wed Jul 20, 2011 8:30 pm
You should retake if you think you can get some sleep :D If lack of sleep was the reason you did poorly on the verbal section that's something that's easy to fix. Especially if you think you can maintain your quant performance, if you have the time and the money it would be worth it if it means you can do that much better on the verbal. Going from a 31 to a 41 would noticeably raise your score and it would also be a more balanced score.
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by redmark » Thu Jul 21, 2011 10:20 am
Thanks, I don't know what to do. Is 640 even a decent score for top 15 schools?

I am just not sure what to study anymore. I have some LSAT material left..but what else can I use to get good at SC?
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