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Hey GMAT Club community,
Tagging some experts whose insights I've always found invaluable — @annaprep, Bunuel, MartyMurray, ScottTargetTestPrep — would really appreciate your thoughts.
My Mock History (Official Mocks only, ignoring Mock 1 & 2 as they skew easier - had 675, 685, 725, 695):
Note: Mock 4 Take 2 had 4 repeated questions in DI specifically, so the DI and overall scores in the same are slightly inflated.
What went wrong on test day:
Verbal (V83 — my worst in a month):
Context:
Overrepresented Indian male applicant with a weak CGPA. I need to hit 735-755 to maximize scholarship chances and make my profile competitive. I'm 100% committed to a retake.
My questions for the community:
I have used an LLM to structure my thoughts - please forgive any absence of human errors
Tagging some experts whose insights I've always found invaluable — @annaprep, Bunuel, MartyMurray, ScottTargetTestPrep — would really appreciate your thoughts.
My Mock History (Official Mocks only, ignoring Mock 1 & 2 as they skew easier - had 675, 685, 725, 695):
| Mock | Score | Q | V | DI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mock 3 Take 1 | 655 | 82 | 82 | 83 |
| Mock 3 Take 2 | 695 | 89 | 82 | 82 |
| Mock 4 Take 1 | 685 | 83 | 86 | 83 |
| Mock 4 Take 2 | 735 | 88 | 87 | 84 |
| Actual Exam | 675 | 86 | 83 | 81 |
Note: Mock 4 Take 2 had 4 repeated questions in DI specifically, so the DI and overall scores in the same are slightly inflated.
What went wrong on test day:
Verbal (V83 — my worst in a month):
- 5 wrong in RC, 3 wrong in CR
- First 16 questions: only 2 wrong — solid start
- Last 4 questions: 0/4 — encountered extremely difficult Graph questions; what made this particularly frustrating is that in my official mocks I had close to 100% accuracy on Graph questions — the actual exam difficulty level on Graphs was a league apart from what the mocks had thrown at me
- Got 2 wrong after self-correcting 1 question at the end — frustrating but manageable
Context:
Overrepresented Indian male applicant with a weak CGPA. I need to hit 735-755 to maximize scholarship chances and make my profile competitive. I'm 100% committed to a retake.
My questions for the community:
- Any brutally honest feedback on where I should focus for a meaningful 60-80 point improvement on the retake?
- How much time should I give it before my next attempt? I work full time in a pretty hectic job, so bandwidth for prep is genuinely limited.
I have used an LLM to structure my thoughts - please forgive any absence of human errors
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