Hello. I've been studying for the GMAT since December 2014 and I'm taking it on May 9, 2015. I'm stressed AF.
I'm still in the low 600s but I need to be 690+. My question is this- how many "hard" (700-800) level questions should a person be getting right in a row to get the score I want?
When I work through the OG and I do the "hard" questions based on what MGMAT says, I'm getting roughly 30-40% correct. It stresses me out because I think that I am not improving... but in reality the top scorers aren't getting 100% of the "hard" questions correct, right? I know 30-40% accuracy is not good enough for a 700+ but what is? 60%? 70%? 90%?
Does anyone know?
I'm still in the low 600s but I need to be 690+. My question is this- how many "hard" (700-800) level questions should a person be getting right in a row to get the score I want?
When I work through the OG and I do the "hard" questions based on what MGMAT says, I'm getting roughly 30-40% correct. It stresses me out because I think that I am not improving... but in reality the top scorers aren't getting 100% of the "hard" questions correct, right? I know 30-40% accuracy is not good enough for a 700+ but what is? 60%? 70%? 90%?
Does anyone know?
