Scheduling Mock Test

Question

Hello, I'm thinking of taking the GMAT on June 14th. I started with TTP 2 weeks ago. I think I'm improving a lot in the quant section, and I feel a bit more confident in that section. I want to score above 600, so I'm working with TTP on Quant and doing DI from the OG.
I stopped studying verbal to focus on the section where I really think I can improve. So, I'm looking for advice on when I should take mock tests for training. I've already taken the first two official tests, and I bought Official Tests 3 and 4. I'm thinking of doing 3 or 4 more mock tests before exam day. What do you recommend? I'm open to any advice. I will share my score history here.

Thanks!!

2025 
  
 Total Score 
 Q 
 V 
 DI  
 
  Test 0 - LBS Test 
 05-feb 
  
 485 
 75 
 75 
 72 
 
  Magoosh Mock Test 1 
 08-mar 
  
 525 
 78 
 76 
 74 
 
  MBA Offical Test 1 
 15-mar 
  
 555 
 78 
 78 
 76 
 
  Magoosh Mock Test 2 
 29-mar 
  
 505 
 78 
 78 
 71 
 
  Magoosh Mock Test 3 
 20-abr 
  
 565 
 79 
 81 
 75 
 
  MBA Offical Test 2 
 27-abr 
  
 525 
 78 
 76 
 74

ScottTargetTestPrep · Answer

Hi darg71,

Since your GMAT is coming up, I suggest taking your next practice test in the next week or so to get an idea of your current level. Once you do, please reach out with your score breakdown, and then we can take things from there.

Archit3110 · Answer

Hope you have official exam pack .. start practicing same at least 2 weeks before D day

supremekai · Answer

Remember you can reset the Official mocks 1 & 2 twice, and you have bought 3 & 4, they can be reset once. In effect, you have 8 official mocks left. So, I would suggest, taking a mock once in two days and recording what went wrong, what went right, etc. The real test should throw you no surprises.

All the best !

All the best !

darg71 · Answer

Perfect I will do one this weekend. Which one should I take? A new one or maybe TTP?. What do you recommend?

MartyMurray · Answer

Practice test 3 is said to accurately represent the actual GMAT. So, taking that one to get a sense of where you stand could be good.

GmatKnightTutor · Answer

If you feel it takes you a bit of time to warm up, consider doing a few questions beforehand (i.e. not letting the first questions you see on the day be those of the mock). Thinking over/preparing beforehadn what you'll eat/drink during the break may also help a bit.

ScottTargetTestPrep · Answer

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	2025	Total Score	Q	V	DI
Test 0 - LBS Test	05-feb	485	75	75	72
Magoosh Mock Test 1	08-mar	525	78	76	74
MBA Offical Test 1	15-mar	555	78	78	76
Magoosh Mock Test 2	29-mar	505	78	78	71
Magoosh Mock Test 3	20-abr	565	79	81	75
MBA Offical Test 2	27-abr	525	78	76	74