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17 Nov 2025, 19:17
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Hi, I encountered similar problem. You shall start with working on fundamentals, so identify weak topic areas from Mock analysis and start building expertise in each topic. E.g. : For me CR was weak, particularly weakening arguments so I start with identifying basic approach to solve, then practice 10Q per topic with a goal to achieve 90% accuracy, do this with 555->700+ question level, give test - analyze - repeat. Do this until you have mastered the topic, then give sectional tests, then go for a mock. This is my plan, not a definitive one. But if you are dedicated, it won’t take more than 200hours to master it alongside job.
Also, you were able to solve wrong questions also shows that you might be able to solve questions without time pressure. So, you would also need to gradually work on it start by giving tests with 50% time accommodation, then gradually come to <2 min per question.
Also, you were able to solve wrong questions also shows that you might be able to solve questions without time pressure. So, you would also need to gradually work on it start by giving tests with 50% time accommodation, then gradually come to <2 min per question.
17 Nov 2025, 19:57
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GMAT Focus 1: 595 Q79 V86 DI75 
GPA: 7.44
17 Nov 2025, 22:23
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Hello. I have just given the GMAT exam and scored 595. I have work experience of 4.5 years in the IT domain.
Realistically speaking, what are the best colleges I can apply in(preferably in ASEAN/Australia) with this score?
Realistically speaking, what are the best colleges I can apply in(preferably in ASEAN/Australia) with this score?
