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27 Sep 2025, 05:22
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Hi everyone,
Just wanted to share my GMAT experience since I’ve gained so much from reading debriefs here on GMAT Club.
I started my prep from scratch about a few months ago, and GMAT Club became my main source of study. I relied heavily on the question banks, discussions, and explanations, which really helped me understand how to approach problems instead of just solving them mechanically. The adaptive tests on the site were also very close to the real GMAT — the accuracy is unbelievable.
On test day, I scored a 655 (Q46, V32). While I know this isn’t a dream score, I’m honestly happy because it’s a big improvement from where I started. In the beginning, I was barely breaking 550 on practice tests, and timing felt impossible. Now, I feel more confident, especially in Quant.
Next, I’ll work on strengthening Verbal and retaking the exam with a higher goal in mind. But for now, I just wanted to say thank you to the GMAT Club community — this site has been my best prep companion.
Just wanted to share my GMAT experience since I’ve gained so much from reading debriefs here on GMAT Club.
I started my prep from scratch about a few months ago, and GMAT Club became my main source of study. I relied heavily on the question banks, discussions, and explanations, which really helped me understand how to approach problems instead of just solving them mechanically. The adaptive tests on the site were also very close to the real GMAT — the accuracy is unbelievable.
On test day, I scored a 655 (Q46, V32). While I know this isn’t a dream score, I’m honestly happy because it’s a big improvement from where I started. In the beginning, I was barely breaking 550 on practice tests, and timing felt impossible. Now, I feel more confident, especially in Quant.
Next, I’ll work on strengthening Verbal and retaking the exam with a higher goal in mind. But for now, I just wanted to say thank you to the GMAT Club community — this site has been my best prep companion.
28 Sep 2025, 09:03
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Thank you for sharing your journey. It motivates us, and by the way what was your score on DI ? And best of luck for your applications, keep sharing your journey.
