Hey,
I am planning to apply for MBA classes that start Fall 2013. Consequently I am not really under any time pressure and have been studying for the past couple of months.
My practice exam scores (1st GMATPrep, 2 MGMAT) are all in the 700-750 range (Q: 50, V: 41).
However, I don't feel ready yet. Especially when I take the MGMAT tests they throw one killer quant question after the other at me. In order to not exceed the time limit I often guess when I don't think that I'll solve the problem within 3 minutes.
As a result I get about 10 questions of the 37 wrong.
Having screwed up ~25% of the questions decreases my confidence of performing well on game day.
When did you decide that you studied enough and were ready to take the test?
Did the 700+ scorers of you also miss a fair amount of questions?
How did you avoid letting these big numbers of missed questions dragging you down? I feel like I have to continue my preparation until I only miss very few questions..
Thanks,
Kevin
I am planning to apply for MBA classes that start Fall 2013. Consequently I am not really under any time pressure and have been studying for the past couple of months.
My practice exam scores (1st GMATPrep, 2 MGMAT) are all in the 700-750 range (Q: 50, V: 41).
However, I don't feel ready yet. Especially when I take the MGMAT tests they throw one killer quant question after the other at me. In order to not exceed the time limit I often guess when I don't think that I'll solve the problem within 3 minutes.
As a result I get about 10 questions of the 37 wrong.
Having screwed up ~25% of the questions decreases my confidence of performing well on game day.
When did you decide that you studied enough and were ready to take the test?
Did the 700+ scorers of you also miss a fair amount of questions?
How did you avoid letting these big numbers of missed questions dragging you down? I feel like I have to continue my preparation until I only miss very few questions..
Thanks,
Kevin
