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15 Apr 2025, 10:35
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Hi, after one month preparing for the GMAT i have done the TTP diagnostic exams with the following results.
I was wondering the following:
1) Does anybody know aproximately what would my GMAT score would be based of off this?
2) My obvious next steps are to drill harder the quant section focusing on rate, work probability and coordinate geometry problems. And practice only RC and not so much CR. Is this okay? Or does anybody have any other insight that could help me out to prepare whats left of my preparation.
Thank you all so much for reading!
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I was wondering the following:
1) Does anybody know aproximately what would my GMAT score would be based of off this?
2) My obvious next steps are to drill harder the quant section focusing on rate, work probability and coordinate geometry problems. And practice only RC and not so much CR. Is this okay? Or does anybody have any other insight that could help me out to prepare whats left of my preparation.
Thank you all so much for reading!
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15 Apr 2025, 18:11
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If you are planning to buy T TP, you might wanna consider contacting me. I can offer you a referral and we both will get 20 days extra.
Additionally, I have a drive link for GMAT that consists of content from multiple coaching that helped me tremendously to score a 750 in classic GMAT.
Additionally, I have a drive link for GMAT that consists of content from multiple coaching that helped me tremendously to score a 750 in classic GMAT.
15 Apr 2025, 21:16
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Ayala2022
Hi Ayala2022,
1. Nonofficial practice tests can be useful, but normally, we need to take an official practice test to get a ~reliable score estimate.
2. Be careful about this, as the data this one test is giving you may not be correct. Deprioritise CR only if you've seen (consistently) close to perfect accuracy on official CR questions, with no timing issues.
If you're almost done with your prep, you may want to start taking the official practice tests (if you haven't already).
