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18 Apr 2025, 22:22
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Hello Lovely Community,
I had given my 1st GMAT attempt in March & have scored 635 on the same.
I was targeting a 705+ score.
What should be my next line of actions considering I will retake the exam in August again ?...
Thanks & Regards,
Shibansh
I had given my 1st GMAT attempt in March & have scored 635 on the same.
I was targeting a 705+ score.
What should be my next line of actions considering I will retake the exam in August again ?...
Thanks & Regards,
Shibansh
18 Apr 2025, 23:46
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Great start! I’d recommend using April to identify weak areas and May–July for targeted practice. Use mocks every two weeks, track progress, and go all in with analytics!
18 Apr 2025, 23:47
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You’ve got a solid base. Now go surgical—break down what cost you the 70 points. Focus especially on time traps and DI, and lock in a consistent mock routine from June onward.
