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10 Aug 2025, 07:43
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1) GMAT Club is a goldmine.
There are thousands of free Quant, Verbal, and Data Insights questions here. If you use them efficiently (topic-wise + timed practice), you can cover nearly every GMAT question type without spending extra.
I wish I knew this sooner — I could’ve avoided hunting for random resources.
2) Mocks are not optional.
Take them regularly — but more importantly, review your mistakes. GMAT isn’t just about solving questions, it’s about solving them in the given time frame.
3) Time yourself on every question.
4) Quant ≠ Math class
It’s more about problem solving than formulas and calculations . You dont need to learn every single formula to be able to solve the questions.
5) For Verbal, don’t rush to the options.
Read and understand the passage first, then look at the question. This single change improved my accuracy instantly.
6) Pace yourself strategically.
Top scorers don’t try to be perfect on every question. They make smart guesses on time-sink questions and move on.
7) Track your weaknesses.
log what keeps tripping you up.
8) Apply from Day 1.
Don’t wait to “finish the syllabus” before practicing.
There are thousands of free Quant, Verbal, and Data Insights questions here. If you use them efficiently (topic-wise + timed practice), you can cover nearly every GMAT question type without spending extra.
I wish I knew this sooner — I could’ve avoided hunting for random resources.
2) Mocks are not optional.
Take them regularly — but more importantly, review your mistakes. GMAT isn’t just about solving questions, it’s about solving them in the given time frame.
3) Time yourself on every question.
- Data Insights: ~2.5 minutes
- Quant: ~2 minutes
- Verbal: ~90 seconds
4) Quant ≠ Math class
It’s more about problem solving than formulas and calculations . You dont need to learn every single formula to be able to solve the questions.
5) For Verbal, don’t rush to the options.
Read and understand the passage first, then look at the question. This single change improved my accuracy instantly.
6) Pace yourself strategically.
Top scorers don’t try to be perfect on every question. They make smart guesses on time-sink questions and move on.
7) Track your weaknesses.
log what keeps tripping you up.
8) Apply from Day 1.
Don’t wait to “finish the syllabus” before practicing.
11 Aug 2025, 13:57
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Those are some good insights, Rashiel.
Another thing many people wish they had known about sooner is the power of the streaks method.
Another thing many people wish they had known about sooner is the power of the streaks method.
11 Aug 2025, 16:32
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Thanks so much for sharing Rashie1
I like the helpful and concise format 👍
Are you done with your gmat journey?
I like the helpful and concise format 👍
Are you done with your gmat journey?
