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06 Oct 2025, 20:14
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I recently scored 615 (Q80, V83, DI78) on the GMAT. While I feel confident in my preparation and understanding of concepts, I’ve realized that anxiety during practice and mock tests is preventing me from improving further. I sometimes know the answer but freeze or overthink under time pressure.
I’m curious to hear from others:
I’m curious to hear from others:
- How have you managed test anxiety effectively?
- What strategies helped you stay calm and focused during the GMAT?
- Are there specific techniques that I need to try before the next attempt?
bhaskar1999
Joined: 05 Dec 2022
Last visit: 04 Nov 2025
Posts: 35
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 58
Location: India
Concentration: Marketing, Strategy
Schools: HEC MiM '26 Wharton '26 Anderson '26 ESSEC MiM '26
GMAT Focus 1: 615 Q80 V83 DI78
GPA: 7.9
WE:Management Consulting (Technology)
Products:
Schools: HEC MiM '26 Wharton '26 Anderson '26 ESSEC MiM '26
GMAT Focus 1: 615 Q80 V83 DI78
Posts: 35
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06 Oct 2025, 22:43
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Hello GMAT Club community,
I recently scored 615 (Q80, V83, DI78) on the GMAT. While I feel confident with the concepts, I’ve noticed that anxiety during practice and mocks is holding me back from improving further. Even when I know the answer, I sometimes overthink or freeze under time pressure.
I would really appreciate insightful feedback and advice from experienced members:
I recently scored 615 (Q80, V83, DI78) on the GMAT. While I feel confident with the concepts, I’ve noticed that anxiety during practice and mocks is holding me back from improving further. Even when I know the answer, I sometimes overthink or freeze under time pressure.
I would really appreciate insightful feedback and advice from experienced members:
- How have you overcome mental blocks and test anxiety?
- What strategies helped you break through a plateau in your GMAT prep?
- Even when I know answers to questions that are medium -hard difficulty my mind freezes and I am not able to replicate it in the exam scenario.
bhaskar1999
Joined: 05 Dec 2022
Last visit: 04 Nov 2025
Posts: 35
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 58
Location: India
Concentration: Marketing, Strategy
Schools: HEC MiM '26 Wharton '26 Anderson '26 ESSEC MiM '26
GMAT Focus 1: 615 Q80 V83 DI78
GPA: 7.9
WE:Management Consulting (Technology)
Products:
Schools: HEC MiM '26 Wharton '26 Anderson '26 ESSEC MiM '26
GMAT Focus 1: 615 Q80 V83 DI78
Posts: 35
Kudos:
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06 Oct 2025, 22:55
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I recently scored 615 (Q80, V83, DI78) on the GMAT. While I feel confident with the concepts, I’ve noticed that anxiety during practice and mocks is holding me back from improving further. Even when I know the answer, I sometimes overthink or freeze under time pressure. let me know what to do for this problem?
