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10 Nov 2025, 12:55
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I recently gave my 1st attempt after preparation of one and half year with some ups and downs and still got 555 after hitting 635 consistently in gmatclub and official, although 635 was not my target score but I wanted to give it a try because of busy schedule in November. How should I plan next since I will be out of touch from study till nov end?
Expert guidance and assistance needed.
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11 Nov 2025, 07:58
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Your mock scores indicate that you already have a solid command of much of the GMAT content. So, from here, it's a matter of identifying and strengthening all remaining areas of weakness. So, be sure to thoroughly analyze your practice tests and practice sessions to identify those weaknesses. Then, for each area of weakness:
- Carefully review all of the properties, formulas, techniques and strategies related to that topic
- Locate and answer dozens of questions that test that topic.
For each question you answer incorrectly, ask yourself:
- Did I make a careless mistake?
- Did I incorrectly apply a related formula/property/technique?
- Did I fall for a trap answer? If so, what was the trap exactly?
- Was there a concept I did not understand in the question?
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Hello AbhishekP220108!
You can look at it as getting a bit of a break and that is completely alright.
Once you resume, here is a structured, step-by-step approach to help you push through:
1. Consolidate your concepts
Revisit all the conceptual material you have 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’s 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 to avoid those errors going forward.
3. Practice with a new set of high-difficulty questions. Use either official sources or reliable third-party material to build deeper familiarity with challenging questions.
4. Practice consistently over the next few weeks. Every couple of weeks, go back and re-attempt your earlier incorrect questions. Continue revisiting weak areas in your conceptual understanding along the way.
By diligently following 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 can look at it as getting a bit of a break and that is completely alright.
Once you resume, here is a structured, step-by-step approach to help you push through:
1. Consolidate your concepts
Revisit all the conceptual material you have 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’s 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 to avoid those errors going forward.
3. Practice with a new set of high-difficulty questions. Use either official sources or reliable third-party material to build deeper familiarity with challenging questions.
4. Practice consistently over the next few weeks. Every couple of weeks, go back and re-attempt your earlier incorrect questions. Continue revisiting weak areas in your conceptual understanding along the way.
By diligently following 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
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