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Please Guide -Test Scores not improving !!! (Expert replies)

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by bedazzled » Sun Sep 25, 2011 2:20 am
Hi
Before I ask you all ceratin queries I want all of you to know

1) I have started preparing for paper in June.
2) I am working 5 days a week and 10 hours a day.
3) I get 15hrs in weekdays and 14 hrs on weekends to study.
4) I have my GMAT in next 3 weeks. (Target Score : 650+)
5) Almost covered 500-750 questions in each section cr,sc,rc,ds,ps and achieved desired result.
6) GMAT SCORES

16th July (MGMAT): 560(43M,24V)
7th August (GMATprep): 570(48M,21V)
5th September (MGMAT) : 620(46M,30V)
11th September (GMATprep) : 570(48M,21V) : was sleepy in verbal section
25th September (GMATprep) : 560(44M,23V) : here I got few questions wrong, compared with last few tests', in both sections but 4-5 questions incorrect in first 10 questions. Paper was also easy...

No matter how much I study , whatever I do to get 650+ score. I just couldn't achieve desired result.
7) I am not at all nervous on mock tests and all the time my paper completed in time.

Ok, I have covered all the portions seperately and these days I am revising all that I have learnt so far. Except RC section, I get 80-90% answers correct (on paper) in rest of the sections. Even in sectional tests, I get good scores. I did what I can do to improve myself but I guess I am lacking somewhere. Beside scores, I agree that I do get good scores on paper but somehow this consistency could not be maintained on computer screen.

I dont want to postpone my gmat date. I am going to take a week off before exam. And I am willing to do anything you guys suggest to improve my score. My target score is 650+.

Because I get 3 hours a day, I cover either of the five subtopics (ds,ps,rc,cr,sc). So, from this week I have started out doing drills available online of 30mins for each section. I don't know if it will help or not. :/ But I guess I should keep every topic afresh as I haven't left with much time. And I am fed up revising concepts again & again. :|

I know this target can be achieved. I have read stories on this forum. PLEASE SUGGEST!!!


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