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sarah123456
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Hello All,
I was wondering if you can help - I have just come out of my 4th GMAT exam, scoring a 610.. needless to say that I am not happy with this score.
The problem is that I really do not know how to improve - and please note I am not stupid.. I got a 3.5 GPA (taught in English - I am German) and I was among the top 10% of class during my A-levels.
Anyhow, I have been studying for 12 months now - I used nearly every material that is out there: Kaplan, MGMAT, Magush, GMATPill, e-gmat etc - I score around 690 with MGMAT and 700+ with GMAT Prep.
I am at a point now where I really do not know what the problem is - I assume it is the timing, as I double-check the Math section, something I should not do, but even in Verbal, where I think I got the right answer I end up with 32 in the real exam, while consistently scoring higher on MGMAT.
It might be psychological at this point, but I was hoping that someone could advise me on what to do? How I can figure out objectively what the problem is? And also please note I even had some sessions with a psychologist regarding test anxiety...
Even writing this sounds a little pathetic, but I do hope that someone has been in my shoes and can give me advice.
Thank you very much
Sarah xx
I was wondering if you can help - I have just come out of my 4th GMAT exam, scoring a 610.. needless to say that I am not happy with this score.
The problem is that I really do not know how to improve - and please note I am not stupid.. I got a 3.5 GPA (taught in English - I am German) and I was among the top 10% of class during my A-levels.
Anyhow, I have been studying for 12 months now - I used nearly every material that is out there: Kaplan, MGMAT, Magush, GMATPill, e-gmat etc - I score around 690 with MGMAT and 700+ with GMAT Prep.
I am at a point now where I really do not know what the problem is - I assume it is the timing, as I double-check the Math section, something I should not do, but even in Verbal, where I think I got the right answer I end up with 32 in the real exam, while consistently scoring higher on MGMAT.
It might be psychological at this point, but I was hoping that someone could advise me on what to do? How I can figure out objectively what the problem is? And also please note I even had some sessions with a psychologist regarding test anxiety...
Even writing this sounds a little pathetic, but I do hope that someone has been in my shoes and can give me advice.
Thank you very much
Sarah xx
