Well GMAT can be a tough cookie to crack , but with 3 months of rigorous preparation a 660+ to 750+ score is very achievable, depending upon your study strategy and the hours you put in.
In case you are not able to get a decent score in the first attempt there's no need to panic. The key is understanding the pattern, using the right resources and creating a solid study plan.
Perhaps you did not use the right study strategy to prepare for the same. You have mentioned that you prepared the test on and off throughout the year - GMAT, as you must have realized needs a steady approach so creating the right study plan might just change the game for you.
As for the preparation, your first step should be to understand the GMAT exam format and pattern as you stated that you have been giving GMAT mock and have ORION membership so you must be aware of the pattern, if not then it really important you look out for it as it will help you have a clear grasp of the competitive spirit of the exam.
Talking about the resources, here is a direct feedback from our clients.
A mix of
e-GMAT,
Manhattan Prep,
Magoosh and Crack Verbal works the best apart from the official GMAT guide.
We spoke to many of our clients who could notch a 700+ GMAT Score ( Only 11%-15% of the test takers are able to reach this milestone), and have created a comprehensive post on how to create a study strategy to reach a competitive GMAT Score.
Check it out here:
https://www.mim-essay.com/gmat-tips-to-score-700 _________________
Abhyank Srinet
Founder & CEO
(MiM-Essay)