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08 Jul 2026, 09:17
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Hi everyone,
I need some advice regarding my GMAT preparation and ISB application timeline.
I have been preparing rigorously for the GMAT for the past 2 months using the GMAT Official Guide and GMAT Official Practice Bundle.
My practice performance so far:
- Quant: Around 80–85% accuracy in medium-level questions (untimed practice)
- Data Insights: Around 85% accuracy in easy questions and around 75% accuracy in medium questions(untimed)
- Verbal: Around 70–80% accuracy in easy and medium questions (untimed)
However, I recently took my first full-length official mock and scored only 485, which was much lower than expected compared to my practice accuracy.
My target score is 695+ GMAT Focus, as I want to apply to ISB. Since I come from an engineering background, I initially planned to apply in Round 1, but after this mock score I am considering moving to Round 2.
I have already booked my GMAT exam for July 11(prior), but I am now thinking about rescheduling it to November , to give myself enough time to improve, take more mocks, and reach my target score.
Does this seem like a good decision? Based on my current practice accuracy and mock score, is a 695+ target realistic by November? Also, would applying in ISB Round 2 instead of Round 1 significantly affect my chances?
Would appreciate guidance from people who have gone through a similar journey.
Thank you.
I need some advice regarding my GMAT preparation and ISB application timeline.
I have been preparing rigorously for the GMAT for the past 2 months using the GMAT Official Guide and GMAT Official Practice Bundle.
My practice performance so far:
- Quant: Around 80–85% accuracy in medium-level questions (untimed practice)
- Data Insights: Around 85% accuracy in easy questions and around 75% accuracy in medium questions(untimed)
- Verbal: Around 70–80% accuracy in easy and medium questions (untimed)
However, I recently took my first full-length official mock and scored only 485, which was much lower than expected compared to my practice accuracy.
My target score is 695+ GMAT Focus, as I want to apply to ISB. Since I come from an engineering background, I initially planned to apply in Round 1, but after this mock score I am considering moving to Round 2.
I have already booked my GMAT exam for July 11(prior), but I am now thinking about rescheduling it to November , to give myself enough time to improve, take more mocks, and reach my target score.
Does this seem like a good decision? Based on my current practice accuracy and mock score, is a 695+ target realistic by November? Also, would applying in ISB Round 2 instead of Round 1 significantly affect my chances?
Would appreciate guidance from people who have gone through a similar journey.
Thank you.
08 Jul 2026, 09:43
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swayop
If you know the texts of certain part of the stimulus, you’ll most likely be able to find these questions on GMAT Club through typing in the first few words in the search box. However, I don’t think the OG questions in GMAT Club question banks are indexed to the question number in the respective OG editions.
Having said that, you’ll get much larger number of questions by just applying the question type and/or OG edition filter. For example, if you select source from (OG 12 to OG 2026-2027) AND (Verbal Review 2nd to Verbal Review 2025-2026), plus question type filter "Assumption", you’ll get about 70 official Assumption questions.
Why do you have to be fixated on these three years of OG and OG Verbal Review editions? They are all the same.
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08 Jul 2026, 10:11
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This is really helpful in my case recently.
