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22 Feb 2025, 07:22
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Hi all, can I have some advice? I just recently took my first test and ended up with 445 with less than a month of preparation.
During the test, I felt that the questions were easier than I expected. But I got low scores.
To apply for the university that I planned, I only have a couple of weeks to retake. Would it be possible to jump from 445 to 600+ with a limited time like this? Plus I’m not sure how to improve since I can do the test and not sure where it went wrong.
During the test, I felt that the questions were easier than I expected. But I got low scores.
To apply for the university that I planned, I only have a couple of weeks to retake. Would it be possible to jump from 445 to 600+ with a limited time like this? Plus I’m not sure how to improve since I can do the test and not sure where it went wrong.
28 Feb 2025, 22:16
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A jump from 445 to 605+ in a few weeks is challenging but not impossible with focused effort. First, analyze your ESR (if available) or review the areas where you struggled—whether it's pacing, accuracy, or specific question types. Prioritize high-impact topics in Quant and Verbal, and work on Data Insights if necessary.
Take targeted practice with official GMAT questions, focusing on understanding mistakes rather than just solving more questions. Use adaptive mock tests to gauge progress and adjust strategies accordingly. If timing was an issue, practice under timed conditions. With structured prep, you can make significant gains. Stay disciplined and focused!
Take targeted practice with official GMAT questions, focusing on understanding mistakes rather than just solving more questions. Use adaptive mock tests to gauge progress and adjust strategies accordingly. If timing was an issue, practice under timed conditions. With structured prep, you can make significant gains. Stay disciplined and focused!
01 Mar 2025, 02:37
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In fact this is precisely why you got low scores. Because you were getting easy questions. Share the graph for each section from your official score report and maybe we can see something there. And some details about how you've prepped, how much you've been scoring on the practice tests, etc will also be helpful.
