There are a number of reasons why a GMAT student may see a drop from her practice test scores to her actual GMAT score, so it’s imperative to troubleshoot key aspects of your GMAT test prep to ensure that you don’t set yourself up for a rude awakening on test day.
In this video, we’ll look at the 6 most common GMAT preparation pitfalls that can lead to a score drop on test day. Whether you’ve already experienced a lower GMAT score than you expected or you’re hoping to avoid one, this video will help you.
- Pitfall #1: Not Taking Practice GMATs Under Realistic Testing Conditions
- Pitfall #2: Taking Mock GMATs That Are Not Representative of the Actual GMAT
- Pitfall #3: Overinvesting in the First 10 Questions in Quant or Verbal
- Pitfall #4: Test Anxiety
- Pitfall #5: Burning Yourself Out Before Test Day
- Pitfall #6: Making Last-Minute Changes to Your Routine
Watch the full video here.
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