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18 Jun 2025, 03:50
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Hey , my current GMAT Focus mock scores are around 675 however i feel like im loosing at least 30-40 points in just silly mistakes ..... like not answering for the exact variable the Q has asked eg: Old Price vs New Price , or misreading graph labels, answering verbal Q from person A’s perspective when Q asks to answer from person B’s perspective and other such traps where i could have definitely got the answer right had I reported exactly what was asked.
I have also been maintaining an Error Log throughout my prep and have been leveraging it as well.
My DI and Verbal score graphs also report a drop in accuracy towards the 2nd half of these sections and i also feel a time crunch in both these sections. I am also trying to use the 6Q per 10mins benchmark. However rushed answer choices are leading to Accuracy drop in the end.
Pls suggest me how to work on this and avoid loosing points where i can easily score them.
Will really appreciate it. Thanks
I have also been maintaining an Error Log throughout my prep and have been leveraging it as well.
My DI and Verbal score graphs also report a drop in accuracy towards the 2nd half of these sections and i also feel a time crunch in both these sections. I am also trying to use the 6Q per 10mins benchmark. However rushed answer choices are leading to Accuracy drop in the end.
Pls suggest me how to work on this and avoid loosing points where i can easily score them.
Will really appreciate it. Thanks
18 Jun 2025, 06:40
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Consider creating a "Careless Error" list. You're basically looking to add errors you have a tendency to repeatedly make and, later on, to look at the list from time to time to remind yourself when to be extra careful. You could include small solutions how to avoid these errors as well. Perhaps, for example, manually writing the exact variable you're looking for before you start solving.
How to get better on the GMAT. Note down your repeated careless errors.
How to get better on the GMAT. Note down your repeated careless errors.
18 Jun 2025, 08:14
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First focus on accuracy over time. After that start timed attempts. What I did to improve my accuracy was write each step even if it cost few seconds more. As you practice more and more you will find root of your carless mistakes and in final mocks you just need to solve them more carefully.
For time management, practice is the best method. Don't get stuck on one question, guess it and move on. You can reattempt them later. Initally accuracy might drop but it will recover steadly.
For time management, practice is the best method. Don't get stuck on one question, guess it and move on. You can reattempt them later. Initally accuracy might drop but it will recover steadly.
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