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Hi everyone,
I’ve completed the basic question-solving from OG GMAT books (untimed) and now want to gear up my prep. I feel the next step is:
Could you please suggest the best options that fit all these boxes (official-like adaptive tests, timed practice, mentor support)? Also, am I missing anything important in my prep strategy that I should add at this stage?
Thanks in advance for your insights!
I’ve completed the basic question-solving from OG GMAT books (untimed) and now want to gear up my prep. I feel the next step is:
- Transitioning to solving questions in a timed environment
- Learning how to handle adaptive tests
- Practicing on tests that are closest to the official GMAT
Could you please suggest the best options that fit all these boxes (official-like adaptive tests, timed practice, mentor support)? Also, am I missing anything important in my prep strategy that I should add at this stage?
Thanks in advance for your insights!
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Hi @
A lower score on your your practice test often comes down to nerves, and that's very common. Honestly you are on the right path.
My biggest suggestion is to thoroughly analyze your first official attempt. Figure out exactly where you lost points—whether it was timing, specific question types, careless mistakes, or anxiety. Some of those issues are much easier to fix than others, and focusing on them will give you the biggest improvement.
There are also several good low-cost resources that can help.
Feel free to send me a message if you'd like some recommendations.
Best of luck with your preparation—you've got enough time to make a solid improvement!
A lower score on your your practice test often comes down to nerves, and that's very common. Honestly you are on the right path.
My biggest suggestion is to thoroughly analyze your first official attempt. Figure out exactly where you lost points—whether it was timing, specific question types, careless mistakes, or anxiety. Some of those issues are much easier to fix than others, and focusing on them will give you the biggest improvement.
There are also several good low-cost resources that can help.
Feel free to send me a message if you'd like some recommendations.
Best of luck with your preparation—you've got enough time to make a solid improvement!
Hi. If you want a mentor, you can hire a tutor. Not familiar with mentors in the wild so to speak. There are a number of courses that offer them but not sure about one otherwise. On one hand, they are expensive but on the other you will only need to meet once a week and will save a ton of time and effort.
For example solving the entire OG without timing yourself was probably not the optimal move as that took quite a bit of time and you could have been timing yourself sooner.
For example solving the entire OG without timing yourself was probably not the optimal move as that took quite a bit of time and you could have been timing yourself sooner.
