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06 Jul 2025, 08:57
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Hi Everyone,
I have given 3 official mocks till now. The score are:
Mock 1: 615 (Q79, V83, DI80)
Mock 2: 675 (Q80, V87, DI83)
Mock 3: 655 (Q82,V83, DI82)
My target score is 655/665. I am planning to book the exam for 26th July 2025.
I have exactly 20 days with me to improve my score. Please guide me with tips/tricks on how to stay consistent with the score in the exam.
I feel like I should be scoring higher in the mocks to be able to reach my goal score in the actual exam. If I am scoring my goal score in mocks, I might score lower in the exam. Please let me know if this is true and if I am right in thinking this.
I have given 3 official mocks till now. The score are:
Mock 1: 615 (Q79, V83, DI80)
Mock 2: 675 (Q80, V87, DI83)
Mock 3: 655 (Q82,V83, DI82)
My target score is 655/665. I am planning to book the exam for 26th July 2025.
I have exactly 20 days with me to improve my score. Please guide me with tips/tricks on how to stay consistent with the score in the exam.
I feel like I should be scoring higher in the mocks to be able to reach my goal score in the actual exam. If I am scoring my goal score in mocks, I might score lower in the exam. Please let me know if this is true and if I am right in thinking this.
06 Jul 2025, 11:09
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Hi if all of these are official mocks, I think you are more or less reaching your target score. Just make sure to check why your score was low in the first attempt. Rest GMAT themselves claim to have a Standard deviation of 20 points. So your 675 and 655 are more or less in that range.
I think just focus on your weaker areas from here but don't forget to practice questions from the areas you consider your strength. Although you have potential to improve in Quant if you are able to consistently get DI above 80, i personally struggle with time management but your DI score indicates you are better at it, hence look at the areas where you improve in quant. And give more mocks to make sure that V87 was not an outlier.
I think you should be able to get 655. All the best. I can understand your situation as I myself have a test on 15th July. And i hope it's my only attempt. And my target is also around 675.
I think just focus on your weaker areas from here but don't forget to practice questions from the areas you consider your strength. Although you have potential to improve in Quant if you are able to consistently get DI above 80, i personally struggle with time management but your DI score indicates you are better at it, hence look at the areas where you improve in quant. And give more mocks to make sure that V87 was not an outlier.
I think you should be able to get 655. All the best. I can understand your situation as I myself have a test on 15th July. And i hope it's my only attempt. And my target is also around 675.
07 Jul 2025, 07:09
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One thing that may help a bit is leveraging your error-log to see which types of questions (e.g. work rate) you may be a bit weaker on. Noting down any repeated careless errors you may make in a list which you can look at now and again may also be helpful. If you feel it takes you a bit of time to warm up when taking a mock, consider doing a few questions beforehand (i.e. not letting the first questions you see on the day be those of the actual test).
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