Took GMAT Prep today and was not very pleased with my performance for not having met my expectations. Nevertheless, I have no choice as I have scheduled my test on Tuesday which is less than a week and way past the cancellation deadline. I am broke so cannot afford to postpone with no refund so I am set for the battle.
My test prep performances have been:
MGMAT1 - 680
MGMAT2 - 680
MGMAT3 - 690
MGMAT4 - 750 (this was a shocker as this test was easier than the previous three)
GMAT Prep 1 - 720 (Q 50 , V 37)
Tests remaining: MGMAT 5 and 6 and GMAT Prep 2
All my quant mistakes are silly ones and there ain't nothing I can do about it as I am not perfect. But I am embarrassed about my verbal. Averaging in higher 30s. I want to push it to 40s. My RC/CR is hit or miss. But my SC Is on an average 5 to 6 wrong.
I would say that silly mistake is robbing me off 10 points and stamina is robbing me off around 10 more points. So my expected GMAT is 700+ on a good day and considering the 50 point variation rule I might also get a 670. But at this time there is no turning back. The sword has been drawn !
My test prep performances have been:
MGMAT1 - 680
MGMAT2 - 680
MGMAT3 - 690
MGMAT4 - 750 (this was a shocker as this test was easier than the previous three)
GMAT Prep 1 - 720 (Q 50 , V 37)
Tests remaining: MGMAT 5 and 6 and GMAT Prep 2
All my quant mistakes are silly ones and there ain't nothing I can do about it as I am not perfect. But I am embarrassed about my verbal. Averaging in higher 30s. I want to push it to 40s. My RC/CR is hit or miss. But my SC Is on an average 5 to 6 wrong.
I would say that silly mistake is robbing me off 10 points and stamina is robbing me off around 10 more points. So my expected GMAT is 700+ on a good day and considering the 50 point variation rule I might also get a 670. But at this time there is no turning back. The sword has been drawn !
200 or 800. It don't matter no more.
