Hi RohitSharma,

These scores certainly appear to point to a consistency in your performance, but you haven't provided much information to determine the details.

1) What CATs were these?
2) What were the Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores for each?
3) Did you have a pacing problem in any sections of these CATs?
4) How long have you been studying?
5) What materials have you been using to study?
Etc.

Some serious analysis is certainly in order. These overall scores likely mean that when you're taking a FULL CAT, you're not properly using what you've learned or practiced. Some Test Takers "revert" to a prior mindset when taking a CAT, so that might be the issue. Depending on your goal score, you might need to 'start from scratch.'

Here's a good question for YOU to start with though: when you reviewed these CATs, how many questions would you say that you got wrong because of a silly/minor mistake?

GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich

Hi RohitSharma,

What is your goal score? If you're more than 100 points from your goal, then you have to consider re-scheduling your exam. The fee is $50 and you have to log-in and reschedule at least 7 full days in advance of your exam.

It sounds like you've been focused on "book study", which might be why you're not improving. A certain percentage of Test Takers who just use books get stuck at a particular scoring level. To improve, you might have to invest in some new resources.

GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich