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Introduction:

We are excited to announce the launch of Sectional Mocks, a game-changing addition to our GMAT preparation platform. This innovative feature provides students with a powerful new way to practice, assess, and improve their performance in specific sections of the GMAT exam.

Key Features:

• Over 50 sectional mocks available, with at least 15 each in Quant, Verbal, and Data Insights
• Separate question database from full-length mocks, ensuring fresh content
• Detailed performance analysis and insights for targeted improvement
• Flexible usage for various stages of GMAT preparation

Product Description:

Sectional Mocks offer students the ability to focus on individual GMAT sections, allowing for more targeted practice and assessment. With a vast database of questions separate from full-length mocks, users can enjoy a continuous stream of new content. The platform provides comprehensive performance analysis, including ability scores, strengths and weaknesses, and time management insights, enabling students to fine-tune their study strategies effectively.

Use Cases and Demonstration:

Sectional Mocks can be utilized in multiple scenarios throughout the GMAT preparation journey:

1. Test readiness assessment after completing section-specific study
2. Ability checks during maintenance mode to ensure consistent performance
3. Mock readiness evaluation before taking full-length practice tests
4. As a replacement for full-length mocks when focusing on specific areas
5. Initial diagnostic tool for new users to establish baseline scores

The video showcases a student’s performance in a Quant sectional mock, highlighting detailed insights such as overall score estimates, ability scores in different topics, and question-by-question analysis of time management and accuracy.

Availability and Pricing:

Sectional Mocks are available now to all e-GMATers users, including those with brand new accounts. This feature is included as part of the existing Scholaranium platform at no additional cost.

Try the Sectional Mocks Now:

• Verbal – Click here
• Quant – Click here
• DI – Click here

Take your GMAT preparation to the next level with Sectional Mocks. Log in to your Scholaranium account today and experience the power of targeted practice and in-depth performance analysis. Start maximizing your study efficiency and watch your scores soar!

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Do Sectional Mocks use the same question bank as SIGma-X mocks?
   • Sectional Mocks do not use the same question bank as SIGma-X mocks. Rather, the Sectional mocks use the Scholaranium question bank. In fact, once you take a SIGma-X mock, our system adds the leftover questions in Scholaranium, potentially increasing the number of fixed mocks.
2. How many mocks if I take the required number of cementing quizzes?
   • Our goal is to provide you with at least 10 Sectional Mocks after you take the required number of cementing quizzes in each section (Quant, Verbal, DI). Note, the number of sectional mocks reduced if you take custom quizzes from the Scholaranium question pool.
3. Are these mocks adaptive?
   • These are fixed mocks containing just Medium and Hard questions. These do not contain any easy questions.
4. How do you ensure precision of scoring if these mocks are non-adaptive?
   • These mocks are designed to be taking post cementing. Hence, their scoring is most accurate in the Sectional Ability range of 50^th percentile to 95^th percentile. This accounts for 95% of our students.
5. How do I estimate my overall score if I have sectional scores?
   • Use the Sum of Scores formula, if you have your Quant, Verbal, and DI scores in this article. A Sum of Score of 246 corresponds to a 645, 255 corresponds to 705, and 259 corresponds to a 735.