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20 Jul 2025, 14:06
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Hey all, my target is 655 for sept15th
Ive got a simple question, after 12 hours of study, my first mock was 555 (53rd percentile):
-Q73~25th percentile (bombed it, expect to be better since im in uni management)
-V81~70th percentile (think i did good)
-DI78~70th percentile (no notes here, di is weird)
I have about 2 months (~250 hours) and 500€ to spend on courses. Is my goal attainable? How rare/non rare is it?
I swear im not that bad at quant.
What do i do?
Say i start doing exercises right now, where do i even start? GMAT club? By which category? One topic at a time? Two topics? Im utterly lost.
I was thinking about buying TTP for at least a month and getting through quant and verbal. Is that possible? Or two months, but by then its exactly my gmat date.
Thanks!
(quick note: 500€ does not include the exam price and also not the official mock exams price, since i find them fundamental and obligatory)
Ive got a simple question, after 12 hours of study, my first mock was 555 (53rd percentile):
-Q73~25th percentile (bombed it, expect to be better since im in uni management)
-V81~70th percentile (think i did good)
-DI78~70th percentile (no notes here, di is weird)
I have about 2 months (~250 hours) and 500€ to spend on courses. Is my goal attainable? How rare/non rare is it?
I swear im not that bad at quant.
What do i do?
Say i start doing exercises right now, where do i even start? GMAT club? By which category? One topic at a time? Two topics? Im utterly lost.
I was thinking about buying TTP for at least a month and getting through quant and verbal. Is that possible? Or two months, but by then its exactly my gmat date.
Thanks!
(quick note: 500€ does not include the exam price and also not the official mock exams price, since i find them fundamental and obligatory)
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21 Jul 2025, 06:05
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Would advise to attempt various difficulty level questions using Forum Quiz. All the Best..
21 Jul 2025, 17:52
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Checking out posted debriefs in the Share GMAT Experience subforum could be helpful to get a sense how long/likely different score jumps may be. They could also provide some helpful insight regarding how to structure your prep and which resources people have found success with. Fair to say including official questions (e.g. from the official-guide 2025-2026) and official mocks into a prep path would be a solid choice.
How to score high on the GMAT. Why solving approach is important.
How to score high on the GMAT. Why solving approach is important.
