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by tejaswini0712 » Fri Nov 15, 2013 12:00 pm
Hi,

My question may sound weird but here it goes.
I had consistently been getting scores in the range of 640 to 670 in the gmat prep and Mgmat exams since starting my prep 1 month ago. But last week I bought the exam pack 1 and have scored 710 and 700.. I don't understand this sudden increase in score. I have taken the exam under strict test conditions along with the AWA. So my question is that "Is the difficulty level of the pack very less? or has my preparation really started to bring in the results?"
My preparation included doing the entire OG, and solving the 8 MGMAT books along with a little of the CR bible. My gmat is less than 10 days away. Any suggestions would be helpful.

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by [email protected] » Fri Nov 15, 2013 1:21 pm
Hi tejaswini0712,

It's possible (even likely) that you're starting to get comfortable with the "GMAT mindset" needed to score at a high level. You've seen enough material to know what to expect and your skills have improved/adapted to handle the rigors of a full GMAT CAT. As long as you've been taking the ENTIRE practice CAT each time (and not skipping any sections or doing anything else "unrealistic" - such as pausing the test), then we have to use those results as a reliable indicator of your ability.

Since you're scoring better now, you should stick to your routine. Don't try to do too much and don't take any full CATs too close to Test Day.

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by tejaswini0712 » Sat Nov 16, 2013 2:05 am
Thank you so much..I feel better now.
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