Hello,
I took my test last Saturday, and got my scores earlier today: 770 50Q 46V. This was in line with what I was expecting, since I had scored 760-790 in the official practice exams, but I hoped to score a little higher. Even so, I am happy with the results, and relieved that I am done with the GMAT.
I was a little anxious in the days that preceded the test, mainly because the GMAC's policies seemed too broad and vague. I had to travel to my parents house on the weekend to take the test in a room that complied with their requirements. Besides, this was my first time taking the exam, and I was a little unsure of what to expect.
Everything went smoothly technically. However, during the test, my face was out of the frame for an instant when I was dealing with a tricky quant problem, and the proctor warned me instantly, but gave me no assurance that my score would not be cancelled because of this. This distracted me during the rest of the test, but I tried not to worry about it and was able to finish in time.
The difficulty level of the questions was similar to that of the official practice exams, but the exam seemed less responsive to my performance. However, as the GMAC says, candidates are not that good at guessing difficulties, so I just focused on giving my best.![]()
I took my test last Saturday, and got my scores earlier today: 770 50Q 46V. This was in line with what I was expecting, since I had scored 760-790 in the official practice exams, but I hoped to score a little higher. Even so, I am happy with the results, and relieved that I am done with the GMAT.
I was a little anxious in the days that preceded the test, mainly because the GMAC's policies seemed too broad and vague. I had to travel to my parents house on the weekend to take the test in a room that complied with their requirements. Besides, this was my first time taking the exam, and I was a little unsure of what to expect.
Everything went smoothly technically. However, during the test, my face was out of the frame for an instant when I was dealing with a tricky quant problem, and the proctor warned me instantly, but gave me no assurance that my score would not be cancelled because of this. This distracted me during the rest of the test, but I tried not to worry about it and was able to finish in time.
The difficulty level of the questions was similar to that of the official practice exams, but the exam seemed less responsive to my performance. However, as the GMAC says, candidates are not that good at guessing difficulties, so I just focused on giving my best.
