Hi NikolayGlu,

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Cheers,
Brent

Hi NikolayGlu,

What were the differences between how you took the first practice CAT and how you took the second practice CAT? The significant drop in the Verbal Scaled Score implies that either there were some significant differences in details behind the two tests or that you are guessing too often during the Verbal section (you might also have a pacing problem).

You've hit a certain "level" in your Quant Scaled Scores by doing things "your way"; a GMAT Course that will help you with your Verbal tactics should also be able to help you improve your Quant tactics.

Since you're not planning to take the GMAT until August, you have plenty of time to continue studying. When it comes to evaluating a GMAT Course, you should take advantage of the various free options/resources that each company offers. After trying them all out, you should pick the one that best matches your personality, budget and timeline.

GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich