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Hi, Can someone please clarify this - I had one question in my sectional test, and though I clicked on the wrong choice but then before moving to next question I chose the correct one. Still, it took the first wrong choice as my final answer, does this happen in the main GMAT Focus exam as well? Can we not change the answer choices?
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I’m pretty sure you can change the choice as much as you want if you haven’t submitted the answer yet
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Hi i have a question about the interface of the test, i like to move along the mouse and highlight the part i am reading, i am able to do it in the gmatclub test is that also possible in the actual test?
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Congrats it’s a good score, how much in Quants ?
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will I be eligible to get calls from IIMs

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What was your score in mocks?
around 625-655
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will I be eligible to get calls from IIMs
I think yes

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> Congrats it’s a good score, how much in Quants ?
Q- 90
can you DM or if comfortable discuss any strategy for moving from Q80/81 to around 85?
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can you DM or if comfortable discuss any strategy for moving from Q80/81 to around 85?
practice within time limits and prepare error logs for the mistake... GMAT quant is not very tough but the real problem is the language is sometimes tricky and confusing and hard to understand so need to invest good amount time in reading the question... I will also suggest practice OG questions 3-4 times.. similar type will come in exam
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> can you DM or if comfortable discuss any strategy for moving from Q80/81 to around 85?
practice within time limits and prepare error logs for the mistake... GMAT quant is not very tough but the real problem is the language is sometimes tricky and confusing and hard to understand so need to invest good amount time in reading the question... I will also suggest practice OG questions 3-4 times.. similar type will come in exam
If somebody at a Q80 got 5 incorrects on the main exam, would getting no more than 3 incorrects ensure a Q85? I know accuracy alone isn’t sufficient so let’s assume out of the first 10, getting only 1 wrong that too after Question 6.
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Hello everyone, I am a motion Designer with around 3 years of experience. I also handle brand strategy and campaign execution. I am planning for ISB to pivot hard into marketing. I haven’t done maths since 8rh since it was optional. How do I prepare for it, everything is just overwhelming. I realistically have 2 months to give GMAT. Aditya Kumar and GMAT ninja just go right on top of my head. How do I prepare for it and how much should I realistically aim for. Any guidance would be appreciated
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If somebody at a Q80 got 5 incorrects on the main exam, would getting no more than 3 incorrects ensure a Q85? I know accuracy alone isn’t sufficient so let’s assume out of the first 10, getting only 1 wrong that too after Question 6.
actually it depends.. if u get 3 easy questions wrong you might end up getting up 80-81 and if you get 3 hard questions wrong you still can get 86-87... also don’t get wrong answers in the initial few questions as it will automatically level down your exam difficulty so even if you do correct later, you wont find hard questions and wont get a good marks.. target to only miss very hard questions if you aim for 85+ in Quant
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But all the 3 incorrect were after Q10 if I remember correctly
Thanks this is useful
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Hi, Can someone help me with this: After attempting a quiz, where can I see my attempt vs the answer? It seems like even though I clicked on the right answer, my attempt is marked wrongly. I want to check that.

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Hi, Can someone please clarify this - I had one question in my sectional test, and though I clicked on the wrong choice but then before moving to next question I chose the correct one. Still, it took the first wrong choice as my final answer, does this happen in the main GMAT Focus exam as well? Can we not change the answer choices?
This happened with me too.
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Hi everyone, I’m new here and just starting my GMAT prep journey. I’ve been reading through older discussions and honestly the amount of detailed advice on this forum is impressive. Right now I’m trying to balance Quant fundamentals with timing practice because accuracy drops for me under pressure.
For those who improved from around 600 to 700+, what helped you the most: official mocks, error logs, or focused topic practice?
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Davednick, perhaps this will or will not make sense. If I had one piece of advice it would be not to just start doing problems arbitrarily, but to work with someone (or if your unable to do that, then research) to identify how to do “types” of problems. The key to success in the GMAT is identifying the formula/shortcut to successfully complete each type of problem. A perfect example would be a coin flip probability problem. If you approach the question, taking the time to calculate it from scratch, you will almost always miscalculate and will take far too long. The key is to knowing the “trick” to doing the problem. This is what is going to take you past a 700. Also, simulating testing conditions and taking an actual GMAT practice exam, full length, same amount of breaks, as similarly to test day, every 2 weeks or so. This will give you a benchmark for how you are progressing and what types of problems you still need to work on. It will also increase your confidence significantly which is a big piece of the puzzle.

Incorporate all three methods along with this strategy, and you will see great improvement.
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Hello all! I am new to GMAT journey and have recently started being active on this forum. I read a huge amount of information on this website and seriously, I am overwhelmed. Because right now, I am still preparing for my GMAT exam and have decided to go for final attempt in June, as most of the deadlines for round-1 applications start from July. However, I am not sure when should I start applying for scholarships and prepare other things. Can someone please share some insights about when should I do what? Like tentative timelines for applying for scholarships, deciding B-schools, preparing applications, etc.. Thank you in advance!
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Hello I'm not able to download error log on filter of PS and GMAT club tests. Please help
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