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01 Aug 2024, 13:41
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Hello,
I know the subject line sounds shocking but still I want to know if I can score a 615 - 645 on the Gmat Focus in under 30 days?
My last official mock score was 415
(q 64, v79, d 68) and I did miss a few questions towards the end of the quants section, this score was with minimal prep a few months back as i had postponed my gmat twice because of some reasons.
I dont want to spend more in rescheduling and if i do reschedule i wont make it to R1 deadlines of my application, So, i have started studying, averaging about 6 hrs per day from the last 3 days with the exam scheduled on 29 Aug.
To sum up, I just wanted a realistic answer to my question,
Any help will be much appreciated.
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I know the subject line sounds shocking but still I want to know if I can score a 615 - 645 on the Gmat Focus in under 30 days?
My last official mock score was 415
(q 64, v79, d 68) and I did miss a few questions towards the end of the quants section, this score was with minimal prep a few months back as i had postponed my gmat twice because of some reasons.
I dont want to spend more in rescheduling and if i do reschedule i wont make it to R1 deadlines of my application, So, i have started studying, averaging about 6 hrs per day from the last 3 days with the exam scheduled on 29 Aug.
To sum up, I just wanted a realistic answer to my question,
Any help will be much appreciated.
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01 Aug 2024, 13:46
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Do not double post please. You have already posted the same question before.
Please continue the discussion there.
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Please continue the discussion there.
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