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How much drop is common?

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by arunsharma » Wed Nov 23, 2011 12:48 pm
Hey guys,

I took GMAT about a month ago. I made 46 in the Quant and did horrible on the Verbal section with a 28 score. I am now on track to score about 34-36 in the Verbal section. I am scared that I might not score 46 again on the Quant. I feel what if I get couple questions that covers topic that I struggle with or may be I got couple right by guessing last time, which I may not this time. Is it easy to drop from 46 to 44 (or even 42) from such factors as different questions type? Or is it that if you are at a 46 level, chances are that you will make 46 again if you go with concentration and knowledge as before?

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by vineeshp » Sun Nov 27, 2011 8:05 am
No reason why you should not. I suggest you stop guessing so much. Prepare and do well. Leave the rest to GMAC and luck!
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Just telling you what I know and think. I am not the expert. :)
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