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I’m averaging around 635 in my mocks right now. The areas I’m struggling with are Data Sufficiency in DI, hard Verbal questions (especially CR), and also hard Quant.
I’ve already used up all the official mocks and gone through almost all the official CR questions so many times that I basically know most of the answers by heart. Because of that, I feel like I’ve hit a wall with practice material.
I really want to push my score higher, especially by improving in Verbal and hard Quant. Can anyone suggest good resources, question banks, or strategies that could help me break past this plateau? Also, how are the Manhattan Verbal questions? are they worth it for tougher prep? And if yes, where can I find them (or any other solid resources for hard Quant/Verbal)?
bb Bunuel marty Murray GMATNinja
I’ve already used up all the official mocks and gone through almost all the official CR questions so many times that I basically know most of the answers by heart. Because of that, I feel like I’ve hit a wall with practice material.
I really want to push my score higher, especially by improving in Verbal and hard Quant. Can anyone suggest good resources, question banks, or strategies that could help me break past this plateau? Also, how are the Manhattan Verbal questions? are they worth it for tougher prep? And if yes, where can I find them (or any other solid resources for hard Quant/Verbal)?
bb Bunuel marty Murray GMATNinja
26 Sep 2025, 12:01
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27 Sep 2025, 23:05
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Seems like you might have overused the official materials. You don't want to get used to knowing the questions before you do them -- that's the exact opposite of test day when the format and challenges of questions will shock you.
I have an option for you to break through your plateaus in a very quick way. DM me to discuss a FREE diagnostic session LIVE online with a GMAT Performance coach. It will unearth your key gaps and tell you exactly what you need to do to hit your target score.
I have an option for you to break through your plateaus in a very quick way. DM me to discuss a FREE diagnostic session LIVE online with a GMAT Performance coach. It will unearth your key gaps and tell you exactly what you need to do to hit your target score.
