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You can ignore IR for the classic test. Adcom don’t care much about it. Spend a day maybe. That’s it.
780 is very insane level. I think 760 is perfectly fine as a 99th percentile 😂
It’s pretty common to reach a plateau both in terms of study progress and mental fatigue. I basically took my GMAT when I could not stand studying anymore and I felt like nothing was improving. The more you wait, the more you forget so my choice was to take it or to have to continuously refresh what I learned in the past. So you should take it at this point
Are there questions you hate or afraid of?
780 is very insane level. I think 760 is perfectly fine as a 99th percentile 😂
It’s pretty common to reach a plateau both in terms of study progress and mental fatigue. I basically took my GMAT when I could not stand studying anymore and I felt like nothing was improving. The more you wait, the more you forget so my choice was to take it or to have to continuously refresh what I learned in the past. So you should take it at this point
Are there questions you hate or afraid of?
23 Jan 2024, 21:07
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Nothing that I hate per se. I would say I did not have a very quant leaning mindset. In quant there were quite a few topics that I was not too comfortable with. So brushed up on them in past two months. Used to ignore SC in favor of quant. So, last few days focused on that. So yeah. In verbal I do not have timing issues on the mock. So was wondering if accuracy can be amped at this point.
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Very close to that. Also thanks for replying!!!
23 Jan 2024, 21:11
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I can only help I guess as far as I went and in my journey, I don’t think I really managed to improve all that much in the last few weeks. Again I’ve reached a point where I didn’t want to learn anything new and started basically being fed up with The test instead I focused more on careless mistakes and devising strategies to make sure I don’t lose points on stupid things. This is kind of a personal thing because I’m sure my list of stupid things will be different from yours but I noticed for example that I would sometimes carryover information from one question to another or sometimes reverse weekend with strengthen or have a computational error
So the last few weeks, rather than working on content, I was more focused on execution I guess. Not even test strategy per se, just polishing the execution
however, I would say it is important not to ignore any area even if it’s an area of strengths, still give it a time of day to keep it strong because GMAT is a perishable skill and if you don’t exercise your gmat muscles, your score will degrade
So the last few weeks, rather than working on content, I was more focused on execution I guess. Not even test strategy per se, just polishing the execution
however, I would say it is important not to ignore any area even if it’s an area of strengths, still give it a time of day to keep it strong because GMAT is a perishable skill and if you don’t exercise your gmat muscles, your score will degrade
