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12 Oct 2025, 05:54
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Hi,
So i have been prepping for 6 months now and I can managed scored of 535, 555, 575 in my official mocks. My sectional scores range around 75 to 80 in all three sections. My accuracy is 50% in all the sections.
My plan was to give exam this month. Should i go ahead with these mock scores or practice more.
If i should practice more, Can someone guide me how can i improve to get score of 655+?
Please help me out!
So i have been prepping for 6 months now and I can managed scored of 535, 555, 575 in my official mocks. My sectional scores range around 75 to 80 in all three sections. My accuracy is 50% in all the sections.
My plan was to give exam this month. Should i go ahead with these mock scores or practice more.
If i should practice more, Can someone guide me how can i improve to get score of 655+?
Please help me out!
12 Oct 2025, 07:01
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Consider sharing the mock details of the latest one you took. People may provide some specific suggestions based on the data. Including what you feel could be holding you back could also be helpful.
How to score high on the GMAT. Why solving approach is important.
How to score high on the GMAT. Why solving approach is important.
12 Oct 2025, 23:27
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Hi sritam007,
You should practice more before proceeding.
Here are some steps to help you improve beyond your existing level.
1. Consolidate your concepts
Revisit all the conceptual material you’ve covered so far and work on strengthening it. If you are still struggling with certain topics, consider investing in a solid prep course. Keep in mind: while the official material is excellent for practice, it is not designed for teaching concepts from scratch.
2. Re-attempt all previously incorrect questions
Review your mistakes from earlier practice. Understand why you got them wrong and how can avoid those errors in the future.
3. Practice with a new set of high-difficulty questions
Use either official sources or reliable third-party material to build deeper familiarity with more challenging questions.
4. Practice consistently over the next few weeks
Every couple of weeks, go back and re-attempt your earlier incorrect questions. Continue revising and revisiting weak areas in your conceptual understanding along the way.
If you follow these four steps over a few focused weeks, you will likely find yourself performing at a significantly higher level.
All the best!
Experts’ Global Team
You should practice more before proceeding.
Here are some steps to help you improve beyond your existing level.
1. Consolidate your concepts
Revisit all the conceptual material you’ve covered so far and work on strengthening it. If you are still struggling with certain topics, consider investing in a solid prep course. Keep in mind: while the official material is excellent for practice, it is not designed for teaching concepts from scratch.
2. Re-attempt all previously incorrect questions
Review your mistakes from earlier practice. Understand why you got them wrong and how can avoid those errors in the future.
3. Practice with a new set of high-difficulty questions
Use either official sources or reliable third-party material to build deeper familiarity with more challenging questions.
4. Practice consistently over the next few weeks
Every couple of weeks, go back and re-attempt your earlier incorrect questions. Continue revising and revisiting weak areas in your conceptual understanding along the way.
If you follow these four steps over a few focused weeks, you will likely find yourself performing at a significantly higher level.
All the best!
Experts’ Global Team
sritam007
