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14 Sep 2025, 03:33
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Hi,
I have my GMAT exam on the 23rd of this month. I am kind of confident in Quant and DI and feel I can push to like 85th percentile in both the sections.
I am currently using Jumboree for all my study practice as well.
I haven't focused alot on Verbal and I am scared to even do it.
I just wanted to know by experience that how much I can tank my Verbal to still get like an 80th percentile score over all~625.
Or how much can I practice and try getting close to the same.
I am planning to take the exam on 23rd so that I get the text taking experience.
Do you suggest any ways to push myself or do I give this and be mentally prepared for attempt 2?
I have my GMAT exam on the 23rd of this month. I am kind of confident in Quant and DI and feel I can push to like 85th percentile in both the sections.
I am currently using Jumboree for all my study practice as well.
I haven't focused alot on Verbal and I am scared to even do it.
I just wanted to know by experience that how much I can tank my Verbal to still get like an 80th percentile score over all~625.
Or how much can I practice and try getting close to the same.
I am planning to take the exam on 23rd so that I get the text taking experience.
Do you suggest any ways to push myself or do I give this and be mentally prepared for attempt 2?
18 Sep 2025, 19:20
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Hi VyomBhatnagar21,
Since your exam is so soon, I think the best thing you can do at the moment is take a practice test to see where you stand. Once you do, feel free to reach back out with your score breakdown, and we can take things from there.
Since your exam is so soon, I think the best thing you can do at the moment is take a practice test to see where you stand. Once you do, feel free to reach back out with your score breakdown, and we can take things from there.
19 Sep 2025, 06:55
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Fair to say including/practicing with official questions would be a solid choice. In case you find CR assumption questions challenging, consider checking out the negation technique. For RC, becoming familiar with how inference questions work may also help a bit.
