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Where would be the bast chat ou group here to evaluate my profile I just finished my gmat Had 625, quant destroyed my score, 89th percentile in verbal, 89th percentile in DI e 50th percentile in quant 🥲

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Hi everyone, I have recently started my GMAT preparation and plan to take the exam by the end of May 2026. My target score is 710+. I am looking for a structured study plan and strong guidance, particularly for the Verbal section. Could anyone suggest a coaching program or platform that offers a well-structured curriculum and has a genuine track record of helping students reach the 710+ range? I would really appreciate recommendations based on personal experience.

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As per my analysis, you should bring down the time for short RCs to 2 mins and long RCs to about 3:30 mins To maintain the timings, you need to finish (reading and attempting) a 3 question RC set in about 5 mins and a 4 question RC set in about 6.5 mins during your practice

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I have a question for people targeting a 700+ score. When you practice different sections (especially Verbal/CR), do you have target accuracy rates for different difficulty levels? For example, something like X% on easy questions, Y% on medium, and Z% on hard. If so, what accuracy ranges do you typically aim for during practice? I’m trying to understand what a realistic benchmark is while studying.

Would share what worked for me in verbal -Get the concepts right -Improve accuracy in hard questions from 70-90+ -Minimise errors And it's a WIP

Here are two previous discussion threads for your reference: What accuracy should I be aiming for a Q87 and V87 on forum quizzes what accuracy i should aim

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