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13 Mar 2025, 00:42
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Hi everyone,
I’m seeking advice on improving my GMAT Focus score from 575(Q: 83, V: 75, DI: 78) to 655 within a month. I am planning to use TTP to study.
I’m currently on the waitlist for a few Round 2 schools and would love to update my score to strengthen my chances of admission. Any tips would be greatly appreciated! 🙏
Here’s a breakdown of my recent score report:
I’m seeking advice on improving my GMAT Focus score from 575(Q: 83, V: 75, DI: 78) to 655 within a month. I am planning to use TTP to study.
I’m currently on the waitlist for a few Round 2 schools and would love to update my score to strengthen my chances of admission. Any tips would be greatly appreciated! 🙏
Here’s a breakdown of my recent score report:
- Quant: 1 incorrect
- Verbal: 13 incorrect (ran out of time on the last 4 questions)
- DI: 6 incorrect
13 Mar 2025, 23:11
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Improving from 575 to 655 in a month is achievable with focused effort. Since Verbal is your weakest area, prioritize timing strategies. Start by practicing timed sets with TTP, ensuring you complete all questions. Focus on CR, as these can be improved faster than RC. Learn to identify trap answers efficiently.
For DI, review question patterns and avoid overanalyzing. Given your strong Quant, maintain accuracy rather than speed. Take mock tests weekly to track progress. Lastly, ensure stamina with full-length practice. Small daily improvements will add up. You can do it!
For DI, review question patterns and avoid overanalyzing. Given your strong Quant, maintain accuracy rather than speed. Take mock tests weekly to track progress. Lastly, ensure stamina with full-length practice. Small daily improvements will add up. You can do it!
13 Mar 2025, 23:28
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Improving verbal timing is hard but you may not need to. I would say that you need to keep the pace and guess as you go instead of accumulating a bunch of time debt by the end of your test and then rushing through the last 4 questions.
My suggestion would be for you to read as many books as possible in the evenings instead of TV/YouTube or Instagram. Also try to get faster on the CR by trying to answer it in your own words and see if that speeds it up - I found it save a ton of time on easy and medium questions.
My suggestion would be for you to read as many books as possible in the evenings instead of TV/YouTube or Instagram. Also try to get faster on the CR by trying to answer it in your own words and see if that speeds it up - I found it save a ton of time on easy and medium questions.
