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18 Jun 2025, 08:16
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In my last few mocks I am stuck near V80 mark. I seem to get wrong only when confused between two best choices. Any recommendations?
19 Jun 2025, 18:16
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Hi Mrc00ool,
If you're consistently near V80 and only missing questions when stuck between two close choices, focus on tightening your decision-making process. Re-read the question stem carefully to make sure you fully understand what it's asking. Look closely at the wording of the remaining options and identify differences in scope, tone, or logic. The GMAT often tests your ability to spot subtle flaws or exaggerations. During review, pay special attention to why the correct answer is better than the one you chose. This kind of targeted analysis will help you build the precision needed to consistently pick the right answer.
Feel free to reach out with any questions.
If you're consistently near V80 and only missing questions when stuck between two close choices, focus on tightening your decision-making process. Re-read the question stem carefully to make sure you fully understand what it's asking. Look closely at the wording of the remaining options and identify differences in scope, tone, or logic. The GMAT often tests your ability to spot subtle flaws or exaggerations. During review, pay special attention to why the correct answer is better than the one you chose. This kind of targeted analysis will help you build the precision needed to consistently pick the right answer.
Feel free to reach out with any questions.
20 Jun 2025, 06:39
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Slowly reviewing why the correct answer was right and the incorrect one was wrong could be helpful. One thing you could also try is looking up the gmatclub threads for such questions to see the explanations people have shared. Keeping an error-log with notes that remind you of certain concepts the correct CR answer choices hinged upon may also help a bit.
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