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by matignon » Tue May 14, 2013 12:51 pm
Good evening everyone,

My story might sounds like many other stories. I have read many of them. I just want to share what's happening.

I started to study in september. French. Lived and worked few months in new york few years ago. Didn't practice math for long. Wasn't easy to get back to it. Started around 550. I worked for two months and took THE test. A poor 540 was on my sheet of paper after four hours of stupid mistakes. (30% in math).
I decided to take classes with a personal teacher. After three months 610 on the official test ( 55% math, 70% verbal)...A huge deception.
I was scoring from 630 to 660 on Manhattan Gmat and did a 640 on gmat prep few days before the test. (pretty balanced 65%/70% on quant and verbal)
To be honest, I don't know what to do. I now have exactly one month until my last shoot. I need a 650/660.

If anyone can help me, I would really appreciate it.

All the very best to all of you (if anyone have any question on the materials, I may can help )
And good luck to the new gmat students

Paul
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by hutch27 » Tue May 14, 2013 1:28 pm
This is a fact about the scores on the gmat GMAT: the standard deviation for the test is 30 points. So if you scored a 640 in the offical GMAT prep software a few days before the exam, and then scored a 610 on the exam, you shouldn't be surprised.

This really doesn't sound like too big of a score discrepancy. Perhaps test anxiety could have gotten to you; it is very common.
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by matignon » Wed May 15, 2013 6:17 am
Thanks Hutch. I have been reading few stories on the forum. I have just ordered the Advanced GMAT Quant. Sounds like a great book to improve on quant. You should read this story : https://www.beatthegmat.com/an-average-g ... 44626.html
hutch27 wrote:This is a fact about the scores on the gmat GMAT: the standard deviation for the test is 30 points. So if you scored a 640 in the offical GMAT prep software a few days before the exam, and then scored a 610 on the exam, you shouldn't be surprised.

This really doesn't sound like too big of a score discrepancy. Perhaps test anxiety could have gotten to you; it is very common.
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by hutch27 » Wed May 15, 2013 8:33 am
I did read that story and thought it was inspiring. 610 aint a bad score either (depending on where u wanna go) so maybe you should do a light study everyday to keep what youve learned fresh, and then take the test again. But u got the motivation and desire & thats important, so i think youll make a good decision in whatever u choose to do.
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by lhu » Wed May 15, 2013 8:35 am
at 600-level you still have a lot of weaknesses that can be tackled. So work on them and you will be fine. Besides, I can see that math is your weaknesses, its is easy to raise your quant level to 70th% by only working on your weaknesses
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