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Hi everyone,
I recently took the GMAT FE Practice Exam 2 and scored 665 (V85/Q83/DI81) after ~5 weeks of studying (mostly prepping Q and V, very little DI). What's the best way to get this up in the next 3-4 weeks before my official attempt?
I recently took the GMAT FE Practice Exam 2 and scored 665 (V85/Q83/DI81) after ~5 weeks of studying (mostly prepping Q and V, very little DI). What's the best way to get this up in the next 3-4 weeks before my official attempt?
- Is it more worthwhile to focus on improving my Quant or DI score?
- What are the best resources for DI?
- How should I prep so that I don't lose my verbal knowledge between my practice exams?
- How many more practices should I look to take before the official test?
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You could do the following:
- Keep strengthening weaker Quant areas one at a time, possibly using the method discussed in this post.
How to Master the GMAT Using the Streaks Method
- Work on Data Insights. Practicing Data Insights will help help you maintain your Verbal skills since many Data Insights questions are similar to Verbal questions.
- Keep practicing Verbal, both untimed and timed. When practicing Verbal untimed, seek to achieve close to 100 percent accuracy. Any time you miss a question, figure out why you missed it and address the issue.
Since you play to prepare for three to four more weeks, you could take at least three more practice tests.
For some additional ideas you can use to achieve your target score, see this post.
How to Score 705+ on the GMAT
- Keep strengthening weaker Quant areas one at a time, possibly using the method discussed in this post.
How to Master the GMAT Using the Streaks Method
- Work on Data Insights. Practicing Data Insights will help help you maintain your Verbal skills since many Data Insights questions are similar to Verbal questions.
- Keep practicing Verbal, both untimed and timed. When practicing Verbal untimed, seek to achieve close to 100 percent accuracy. Any time you miss a question, figure out why you missed it and address the issue.
Since you play to prepare for three to four more weeks, you could take at least three more practice tests.
For some additional ideas you can use to achieve your target score, see this post.
How to Score 705+ on the GMAT
