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Hi all,
I am restarting my GMAT preparation and would be grateful for any guidance on how to approach it effectively.
I have taken two official GMAT Focus attempts so far — in May 2025 (565) and November 2025 (615: Q85, V80, D77). After that, I got occupied with other exams and interviews, and I wasn’t able to stay consistent with my prep.
To understand my current level, I took a free full test from GMAT Club in February and scored 625 (Q80, V81, D81).
I am now planning to resume my preparation seriously and aim to take the exam again in the next 2–3 months, with a target score of 700+. I am a full-time working professional, and I plan to dedicate around 2 hours on weekdays and 3 hours on weekends for my preparation.
I currently have access to 1 month of the Target Test Prep (TTP) flexible plan through the GMAT Club Christmas competition, and I plan to start using it now. I would really appreciate any suggestions on how to make the most of this one month, given my current level.
I would also be thankful for any advice on resources I should use in the following months to continue improving.
PS: Over the past year, I have already used e-GMAT, Experts’ Global, the Official Guide (OG), and two official mocks (attempted twice).
I am restarting my GMAT preparation and would be grateful for any guidance on how to approach it effectively.
I have taken two official GMAT Focus attempts so far — in May 2025 (565) and November 2025 (615: Q85, V80, D77). After that, I got occupied with other exams and interviews, and I wasn’t able to stay consistent with my prep.
To understand my current level, I took a free full test from GMAT Club in February and scored 625 (Q80, V81, D81).
I am now planning to resume my preparation seriously and aim to take the exam again in the next 2–3 months, with a target score of 700+. I am a full-time working professional, and I plan to dedicate around 2 hours on weekdays and 3 hours on weekends for my preparation.
I currently have access to 1 month of the Target Test Prep (TTP) flexible plan through the GMAT Club Christmas competition, and I plan to start using it now. I would really appreciate any suggestions on how to make the most of this one month, given my current level.
I would also be thankful for any advice on resources I should use in the following months to continue improving.
PS: Over the past year, I have already used e-GMAT, Experts’ Global, the Official Guide (OG), and two official mocks (attempted twice).
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