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Hello
I would be happy if anyone can help
My quant section is not improving in GMAT
Shall i stick to GMAT or switch to GRE or do something different in GMAT itself ?
what should be the pragmatic thing to do now?
I would be happy if anyone can help
My quant section is not improving in GMAT
Shall i stick to GMAT or switch to GRE or do something different in GMAT itself ?
what should be the pragmatic thing to do now?
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I cannot say with certainty what the best path is for you, but improvement on the GMAT is always possible. It simply requires consistent time and effort. If you plan to stick with the GMAT, the key is to identify what is holding you back in Quant (if you have not already) and then work through questions in a structured way, moving from easier to harder until you are confident with most problems in that area. For some, that may mean 30 questions; for others, it could take 200. The effort required is very individual.
If you commit to this process, the chances of improvement are high. That said, if you are short on time or low on energy for further GMAT preparation, it may be worth taking a GRE mock test to compare. Many candidates perform better on the GRE because of personal test fit, and if that is the case for you, switching could be a smart move.
