Structure your Self-Prep Better - Join a Weekly Study Group! | Join on WhatsApp Every Monday , starting March 2, we will post a weekly study plan , exercises , and homework - Throughout the week, several GMAT Club Experts and Moderators will offer their guidance and answer any questions - The weekly study plan is designed for you to finish in 2-3 months - Discover the best resources of GMAT Club - assembled by the moderator team. Study Plan with Resources & Links: Week 1 Study Plan & Homework- Posted on March 2 Week 2 Study Plan & Homework - Posted on March 9 Week 3 Study Plan & Homework - Posted on March 16 Week 4 Study Plan & Homework - Posted on March 23 Week 5 Study Plan & Homework - Posted on March 30 Week 6 Study Plan & Homework - Posted on April 6 Week 7 Study Plan & Homework - Posted on April 13 Week 8 Study Plan & Homework - Posted on April 20 Week 9 Study Plan & Homework - Posted on April 27 Week 10 Study Plan & Homework - Posted on May 4 Week 11 Study Plan & Homework - Posted on May 11 Week 12 Study Plan & Homework - Posted on May 18 What this plan will help you with: Where do I start? What I should invest my time into? Am I improving or just solving randomly? Which resources are actually good? How does it work? We’ve built a weekly self-prep GMAT study plan that breaks prep down topic by topic, using curated free material, popular YouTube videos from trusted GMAT experts, and a better way to practice so you can focus on accuracy from Day 1. Structured around a study group, this will be a collaboration space for students with similar timelines, so you’re on the same topics each week, talking through questions, spotting faster approaches, and improving how you think through problems. Even if you’ve already enrolled in a course elsewhere, this will simply complement your prep with added discipline and community support. Free Quiz and Tests! Get free prep tools such as GMAT Club Tests & Forum Quiz by staying active throughout the week. Top 10 users with the most points will receive weekly Test & Quiz access. See the leaderboard below Each week includes: Specific topics (Quant / Verbal / DI) Recommended online resources Structured way to practice Dedicated discussion topic & moderator support Weekly Office Hours to address concerns/queries If you’re just starting, or restarting because your prep feels scattered, join the May/Jun weekly study group here . Leaderboard Each week Top 10 from the leaderboard will win 1-week access to Quiz and Tests. You earn points by posting, earning Kudos, and taking timers, so all you have to do is study, be active, help others, and you will be rewarded! You can see your rank and point balance below. You earn points for: Asking thoughtful questions (+10 pts per post) or Helping solve others' doubts within the group (+10 pts per post) Solving timer-based questions (+5 pts per question) Receiving kudos in the group discussion(+20 pts per post) Daily check-in on the group in GMAT Club Chat (+50 pts per day; does not work on WhasApp) leaderboard We kick off Monday, 2nd March. JOIN HERE ! Request 2 weeks of GMAT Club Tests Here

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I am stuck in DI around 78/79 score, any tips to improve DI section score?

Diminishing Marginal Utility 😂😂💯 Faced similar stuff, had to get back to basic and select the first option i feel which was correct

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Firstly, analyze your mistake..in which section you are constantly getting wrong and where you are costing d much of your time..practice untimed sets with inc order or difficulty..and be consistent with it for a week.

Improve your timing on the easier questions. Bring it to around a minute. The difficult ones do take time Official guide online and GMAT club imo

Hi, I had a quick question about study progression and benchmarks. What kind of **goal or accuracy range** are people typically targeting before moving from one topic to another? For example, if I start with **Assumption questions in Critical Reasoning (CR)**, what would be an appropriate number of practice sets for each difficulty level before moving on to other question types like **Strengthen** and **Weaken**? Also, what level of **accuracy** should I aim for at each difficulty level to feel confident that I’ve built sufficient mastery before progressing?

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