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08 Aug 2025, 11:51
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Hello all!
I started my GMAT prep about three months ago. I’ve generally done well on standardized tests and attended a Top 10 undergrad, but my current Quant ability is nowhere near where I want it to be. I have two more modules left on TTP, but I’m worried that even after finishing, I won’t reach my target score.
Here are my Quant results from past mocks (I took Mock 1 twice):
I started my GMAT prep about three months ago. I’ve generally done well on standardized tests and attended a Top 10 undergrad, but my current Quant ability is nowhere near where I want it to be. I have two more modules left on TTP, but I’m worried that even after finishing, I won’t reach my target score.
Here are my Quant results from past mocks (I took Mock 1 twice):
- May 21 (1st attempt): Q69 – 12th percentile
- July 17 (2nd attempt): Q77 – 46th percentile
08 Aug 2025, 19:01
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Hi,
Your goal is ambitious but doable IF your prep going forward is extremely efficient and targeted to the exact gaps that are hurting your score.
The key to that is diagnostics that identifies exactly what your gaps across conceptual knowledge, advanced (speed) skills and testing taking skills (solving approach / reasoning ability). It's fairly difficult to assess the last 2 on your own so we've created a FREE diagnostic session in which a highly experience GMAT performance coach takes your through a series of question drills that simulate the challenge of actual GMAT test day. It's 60 to 90 minutes, 100% FREE (no selling, no obligation. only powerful insights and a clear plan to reach your target score.)
Let me know if you're interested by DM here or sms/whatsapp me at either of the contact numbers below.
Your goal is ambitious but doable IF your prep going forward is extremely efficient and targeted to the exact gaps that are hurting your score.
The key to that is diagnostics that identifies exactly what your gaps across conceptual knowledge, advanced (speed) skills and testing taking skills (solving approach / reasoning ability). It's fairly difficult to assess the last 2 on your own so we've created a FREE diagnostic session in which a highly experience GMAT performance coach takes your through a series of question drills that simulate the challenge of actual GMAT test day. It's 60 to 90 minutes, 100% FREE (no selling, no obligation. only powerful insights and a clear plan to reach your target score.)
Let me know if you're interested by DM here or sms/whatsapp me at either of the contact numbers below.
09 Aug 2025, 05:06
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Including working with a study buddy may help a bit. There's a discord group on the gmatknight blog you can join if you like. You can also check out the gmatclub study buddy thread. Someone, for example, who is really strong on Quant and needs help with DI and CR could be a good fit, for example.
For Quant, one quick suggestion when reviewing questions after doing a practice set would be to find easier/shorter ways to solve them (this could include questions you already got correct or consider easy).
How to get better at GMAT Quant. Add with an algebra mindset.
