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08 Mar 2025, 22:05
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Hey I’ve been studying for the gnat got a month with target test prep. I need a 515 to stay in my grad program. I’m using target test prep but I think I’m not progressing well. How hard is it to attain a 515 on my gmat and how hard would you say I need to study for the next 30 days. (Feel free to add any tips )
08 Mar 2025, 23:28
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Gyna
Gyna, There are two free mock tests available on GMAC’s website mba.com. You might want to take a mock test to establish your "base line" score so that you know how far you are from your target score.
Also through the first mock test, you will know your strengths and weaknesses in different sections, and then you can focus on your weak areas in the next 30 days. That might be more efficient.
09 Mar 2025, 14:11
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A 515 on the GMAT is an achievable target with structured and focused preparation. Since you've been using Target Test Prep, assess whether you're effectively reviewing mistakes and strengthening weak areas. Given 30 days, prioritize official practice questions, time management, and adaptive mock tests to gauge progress. Focus on core quant and verbal concepts rather than just solving more questions. If accuracy is inconsistent, slow down and analyze each mistake in depth. Daily consistency is key—aim for at least 2-3 hours of targeted study per day. Adjust based on mock scores and refine strategy accordingly.
