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Just took the GMAT - 670 (Q43 V39) : Devastating

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by bosox8 » Tue Nov 22, 2011 2:40 pm
AFter 4 months and 100s of hours of study, $1500 on the Manhattan GMAT course and many early mornings/late evenings I took the GMAT this morning and was very disappointed in my 670 score. My initial MGMAT Cat was 650 and subsequently I saw scores in the ranges of 700-720 each time (with real test conditions). My Quant score didn't improve really at all throughout the weeks (varying from 43 to 47).

I know that this is below my ability, but it is nonetheless very discouraging after so much studying. I would like to take the test again the earliest date possible in December. I was curious if anyone had any thoughts of how to best approach this next test. I do not think I need to reinvent the wheel here, as I believe I have a pretty good knowledge base, but I obviously need some help on my Quant in terms of actually getting something out of the material.

Very disappointed, but I guess there's nowhere to go but up.
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by HeyArnold » Tue Nov 22, 2011 6:59 pm
Bosox,

Don't be disheartened! I can tell you this very thing happened to me.

I found the Manhattan books to be great, and I took all of their CATs scoring consistently 710 - 730. Then test day came, and I got a pitiful 660!

My verbal was spot on to what I had gotten on the CATs but my quant was well below. What I realized was I became too used to the way Manhattan phrased questions, as well as the types of problems they tend to focus on. So I scheduled my next exam 31 days later. In that time, I took the full GMAT Prep exams 6 different times.

My thinking was, if I am able to get consistent scores on the Manhattan tests, it's not a matter of knowledge or ability, rather, testing comfort. My scores on the GMAT prep exams leading up to test day were: 670, 730, 740, 760, 770, 750.

On test day, I got a 730!

best of luck.
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