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I have done official mock tests so far and done some of them twice. My scores have been
515 - Q80,V74.D72
615 - Q79,V83,D79
615 - Q82,V76,D83
585 - Q76,V83,D77
565 - Q79,V80,D74
595 - Q79,V81,D78
515 - Q52,V60,D20
I have done official mock tests 1-3 twice and mock test 4 once. I have official mock tests 5 and 6 left. I do not know where I am going wrong. I have done the entire TTP course. I have been doing Official guide and official review questions in between my tests because there has not been a lack in me understanding topics - more how to solve problems. I know the most recent 515 - I did find the quant significantly harder and DI was okay but I didn't think I actually did that bad. I did miss two questions too which was a bit surprising because I have been consciously working on my timing as well. How can I move forward and change the way I am prepping to make sure mock tests 5 and 6 go better ? I have come to the point in my revision where I am finding the GMAT annoying now, and it is a bit demoralising. I have studied over 300-350 hours for it so far since start of September and been revising all day everyday. I would really appreciate some help and advice - Thank You. I have been doing timed sets from the official website questions and haven’t struggled with timing at all.
My actual GMAT is on the 21 November - I moved it from 1st October already - Should I push it forward even more ? I chose 21 November as it gives me time to do the GMAT again before Round 2 deadline for my target school but now if my GMAT scores are not improving should I consider moving it forward to December and then making sure I ace it but risk not being able to make Round 2 Deadline. Am I doing something wrong ?
My target score is 635.
515 - Q80,V74.D72
615 - Q79,V83,D79
615 - Q82,V76,D83
585 - Q76,V83,D77
565 - Q79,V80,D74
595 - Q79,V81,D78
515 - Q52,V60,D20
I have done official mock tests 1-3 twice and mock test 4 once. I have official mock tests 5 and 6 left. I do not know where I am going wrong. I have done the entire TTP course. I have been doing Official guide and official review questions in between my tests because there has not been a lack in me understanding topics - more how to solve problems. I know the most recent 515 - I did find the quant significantly harder and DI was okay but I didn't think I actually did that bad. I did miss two questions too which was a bit surprising because I have been consciously working on my timing as well. How can I move forward and change the way I am prepping to make sure mock tests 5 and 6 go better ? I have come to the point in my revision where I am finding the GMAT annoying now, and it is a bit demoralising. I have studied over 300-350 hours for it so far since start of September and been revising all day everyday. I would really appreciate some help and advice - Thank You. I have been doing timed sets from the official website questions and haven’t struggled with timing at all.
My actual GMAT is on the 21 November - I moved it from 1st October already - Should I push it forward even more ? I chose 21 November as it gives me time to do the GMAT again before Round 2 deadline for my target school but now if my GMAT scores are not improving should I consider moving it forward to December and then making sure I ace it but risk not being able to make Round 2 Deadline. Am I doing something wrong ?
My target score is 635.
09 Nov 2024, 10:10
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ScottTargetTestPrep any advice since I have the TTP course ?
13 Nov 2024, 09:09
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One thing that may help a bit is leveraging your error-log to identify which types of questions/subtopics you may be weaker on and places you may make careless errors. Thinking over whether some of these mocks could have been affected by the time you took the test (e.g. after work when you're tired) or during times of the day you may not perform your best (e.g early in the morning) may be helpful as well. The Share GMAT Experience subforum could be helpful to check out. You could see what others have done/used to improve and maybe take some quick tips as well.
How to score high on the GMAT. Why solving approach is important.
