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26 Oct 2025, 04:37
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Hi all,
I am scoring poor marks in DI. I generally get 11-12/20 questions correct. Can anyone help me with a course or any study material that I can follow to improve my scores in 2 weeks.
Any suggestions would be appreciated
I am scoring poor marks in DI. I generally get 11-12/20 questions correct. Can anyone help me with a course or any study material that I can follow to improve my scores in 2 weeks.
Any suggestions would be appreciated
26 Oct 2025, 06:17
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Which parts of DI? For MSR, for example, creating a quick info map before diving into the questions could be helpful. Another thing that may also help a bit is finding a study buddy. If, for example, you can find someone who is really strong on DI and needs help with an area you're strong on (e.g. Quant), it could be a win-win for both of you. There's a study buddy thread on gmatclub you could check out. You could also check out some of the trial periods of different resources out there to check out their DI material.
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26 Oct 2025, 10:00
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Hi Prernanandy20,
2 weeks would be too short of a duration to bring in substantial improvement. My advice for you would be to understand the topics which you are currently struggling with like TPA or MSR, pick up official questions and start from low to high difficulty until you reach your target accuracy. Like if you are aiming for 90th percentile, you will need to at least have 80% accuracy on easy and med questions. Also try to break down your mistakes like are you struggling with the setup of DI questions or the inert Quant/Verbal concepts and plan your next steps accordingly.
We have also created an improvement guide for DI on GMAT Club with common pitfalls and strategies, feel free to check that out - https://gmatclub.com/forum/how-to-impro ... 46305.html
2 weeks would be too short of a duration to bring in substantial improvement. My advice for you would be to understand the topics which you are currently struggling with like TPA or MSR, pick up official questions and start from low to high difficulty until you reach your target accuracy. Like if you are aiming for 90th percentile, you will need to at least have 80% accuracy on easy and med questions. Also try to break down your mistakes like are you struggling with the setup of DI questions or the inert Quant/Verbal concepts and plan your next steps accordingly.
We have also created an improvement guide for DI on GMAT Club with common pitfalls and strategies, feel free to check that out - https://gmatclub.com/forum/how-to-impro ... 46305.html
Prernanandy20
