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16 Sep 2025, 22:00
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Hello, would appreciate some guidance on this.
I have attempted the official practice tests 1-2 a total of 3 times (2 times and 1 time, each respectively), and 10 full practice mocks on the GMAT Club. Off late, over the last 7-8 mocks (GMAT Club and Official Practice Test included), I have been consistently getting scores near my target score. My first GMAT attempt is in two weeks from now and wanted to understand if I I need to purchase the Practice Tests 3-6 as well and practice them. Like I want to understand whether they are absolutely necessary. I also have around 12 Experts Global Mocks left in my bank but am planning to give at most 3-4 more mocks before my actual attempt.
Please let me know. Thanks!
I have attempted the official practice tests 1-2 a total of 3 times (2 times and 1 time, each respectively), and 10 full practice mocks on the GMAT Club. Off late, over the last 7-8 mocks (GMAT Club and Official Practice Test included), I have been consistently getting scores near my target score. My first GMAT attempt is in two weeks from now and wanted to understand if I I need to purchase the Practice Tests 3-6 as well and practice them. Like I want to understand whether they are absolutely necessary. I also have around 12 Experts Global Mocks left in my bank but am planning to give at most 3-4 more mocks before my actual attempt.
Please let me know. Thanks!
16 Sep 2025, 22:18
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The official tests are usually the strongest validation of your target scores.
Because an attempt cost $300 and you can get a gmat prep test for about 50 that you can take twice, many people opt that additional assurance.
So while you don’t have to do it, it is Good secondary or Trey confirmation of your abilities. hr1212 - what did you do?
Because an attempt cost $300 and you can get a gmat prep test for about 50 that you can take twice, many people opt that additional assurance.
So while you don’t have to do it, it is Good secondary or Trey confirmation of your abilities. hr1212 - what did you do?
16 Sep 2025, 22:37
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My first thought is that since you're already close to the test, you don’t need to stress too much about buying additional mocks. Focus more on staying calm and well-rested because that will help more than anything else at this stage. At this point, new mocks probably won’t move the needle much since you’re already close to your goal.
As for your question about buying official mocks, if you have time and money to take 3 or 4 tests, then I would advice you to get the Official Tests 3 and 4. You can even repeat them once. There's no real need to buy all four remaining ones unless you've already used up the question pool. And this is mostly to keep you in the game and be mentally prepared before your final day.
In my case, the last six mocks I took were all official ones. I spaced them out by about five days so I could analyze my mistakes and reset mentally before the next attempt.
As for your question about buying official mocks, if you have time and money to take 3 or 4 tests, then I would advice you to get the Official Tests 3 and 4. You can even repeat them once. There's no real need to buy all four remaining ones unless you've already used up the question pool. And this is mostly to keep you in the game and be mentally prepared before your final day.
In my case, the last six mocks I took were all official ones. I spaced them out by about five days so I could analyze my mistakes and reset mentally before the next attempt.
