More GMAT Focus

[bacali]

What are you guys getting in the tests?

I just did my first one, "Expected Score Range = Q47-51". Has anyone gotten higher than this?

[VP_Jim]

I haven't taken one of those tests, but just for your reference: 51 is the highest possible score on the actual GMAT, so an expected score between 47 and 51 is pretty good!

[logitech]

I guess bacali was askinh whether there is any narrower range like 50-51 ?

[bacali]

I guess bacali was askinh whether there is any narrower range like 50-51 ?

Yeah, have you been getting anything closer than 47-51? I know you're a Quant God.

[logitech]

I guess bacali was askinh whether there is any narrower range like 50-51 ?

Yeah, have you been getting anything closer than 47-51?

I took it and got the range like you. 47-51.

But I can assure you that my verbal range is nothing close to 47-51 not even 37-41

[bacali]

I guess bacali was askinh whether there is any narrower range like 50-51 ?

Yeah, have you been getting anything closer than 47-51?

I took it and got the range like you. 47-51.

But I can assure you that my verbal range is nothing close to 47-51 not even 37-41

IM me if you need some help. I scored V40 a couple of weeks ago but a terrible Quant.

[lunarpower]

if you get all the problems right, it will give you an expected range of 49-51.

bacali: it certainly looks as though you're at the point where you don't terribly have to worry about bettering your quant score, though. probably a good time to focus exclusively on verbal, with some occasional quant practice thrown in there to make sure that you don't get rusty.

[bacali]

Thanks Ron. My only problem is I did the GMAT 3 weeks ago, got a Q42 V 40. I was average Q 47 on GMATPREP.

Kind of lost on what to study now...

[lunarpower]

Thanks Ron. My only problem is I did the GMAT 3 weeks ago, got a Q42 V 40. I was average Q 47 on GMATPREP.

Kind of lost on what to study now...

if you've got that kind of differential, then the difference is almost certainly psychological. it's in your head.

you may or may not have read this post, regarding successful ways to handle stress / test anxiety.

[bacali]

Wow Ron! You hit it right on the spot.

I actually managed only 3 hours of sleep the night before my test. I'm really worried the same thing is going to happen next time I take the GMAT.