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01 May 2025, 18:37
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Hi I’ve been studying for quite some time and targeting 655. However, my 3 mocks have been 575-595. Surpringsly been scoring best on V and feel that I can do well on Q & DI especially after mock review even though I haven’t been performing that well (upper 70’s).
Are there any suggestions? I’m hoping to get my goal score in the next month.
Are there any suggestions? I’m hoping to get my goal score in the next month.
01 May 2025, 20:08
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Hey, it’s most likely that you’re doing careless errors on Quant. Maybe you’re misreading information in the question, misreading the question STEM, doing calculation errors during the test that you otherwise don’t do. The first step, I think should be understanding why your score is not improving. Is it just careless errors or are you weaker in certain areas/topics due to conceptual gaps?
Quant has always been my stronger section but in my 1st GMAT attempt I got the lowest in Quant because I did a ton of careless mistakes. I then improved my Quant from Q80 (64%) to Q87 (94%). I did this by getting rid of the kind of careless errors I described above. Practice helps but mindful practice is what you might need. Attempting each practice question with test like intensity, doing practice sets of 20 questions at once to build the test taking stamina and thoroughly reviewing the concepts you miss when you get a question wrong can be helpful. If you’re not doing this already, I would also strongly advise you to maintain an error log and review it every week or something.
I also found GMAT Club’s Quant tests very helpful to develop the ability of solving harder quant questions in certain topics, but I had also exhausted a lot of official practice material for Quant due to mindless practice sessions so you may not need them at all.
01 May 2025, 20:39
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! Here is today’s (May 1) DI Butler Question: in-2010-new-york-was-the-number-one-tourist-destination-in-the-united-444620.html#p3563846 
