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13 Feb 2025, 05:20
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Hi,
I have been studying for the GMAT Focus for about 1 month part time and I have 2 weeks until I take the official GMAT. My goal is a 685-695 on the focus and I feel as though I have hit a wall in terms of progress.
The past 3 weeks I have taken the official exams 2-4 and scored 665, 655 & 675 (& took 2 unofficial exams and got 2x 665) [Current Average: 665, Q81, V85, DI 83]. Back in October before I started studying I took the practice test #1 for "fun" and got a 595 and have spent this month improving (took around 2 weeks to start scoring in the current range).
However, I have made very little progress recently and am still about 20 points away from my dream score. I would really appreciate if anyone has any tips for some last minute improvement, and whether this seems doable given my time frame.
90% of my studying has been on Quant as that is where I struggle the most and while it has recently started gradually improving, it seems to be at the detriment of the other subjects perhaps.
I still have exam 5 & 6 that I have yet to take, and can retake exam #1 as it has been months.
Given that I have 2 weeks until the exam, what study tips would you recommend that may have helped you improve your score in the weeks leading up the exam.
Thank you!
*Summary of the last 30 days of the official practice:
I have been studying for the GMAT Focus for about 1 month part time and I have 2 weeks until I take the official GMAT. My goal is a 685-695 on the focus and I feel as though I have hit a wall in terms of progress.
The past 3 weeks I have taken the official exams 2-4 and scored 665, 655 & 675 (& took 2 unofficial exams and got 2x 665) [Current Average: 665, Q81, V85, DI 83]. Back in October before I started studying I took the practice test #1 for "fun" and got a 595 and have spent this month improving (took around 2 weeks to start scoring in the current range).
However, I have made very little progress recently and am still about 20 points away from my dream score. I would really appreciate if anyone has any tips for some last minute improvement, and whether this seems doable given my time frame.
90% of my studying has been on Quant as that is where I struggle the most and while it has recently started gradually improving, it seems to be at the detriment of the other subjects perhaps.
I still have exam 5 & 6 that I have yet to take, and can retake exam #1 as it has been months.
Given that I have 2 weeks until the exam, what study tips would you recommend that may have helped you improve your score in the weeks leading up the exam.
Thank you!
*Summary of the last 30 days of the official practice:
| Total | Q | V | D.I. | |
| Test #2 | 665 | 79 | 85 | 85 |
| Test #3 | 655 | 81 | 87 | 80 |
| Test #4 | 675 | 82 | 84 | 84 |
13 Feb 2025, 07:52
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You may retake but consider some 20 point boost due to repeat questions.
I would say variations score is ought to happen & its in acceptable range.
Don't worry much focus on your forte & don't try to tweak many things!
Stay calm & you will do well
I would say variations score is ought to happen & its in acceptable range.
Don't worry much focus on your forte & don't try to tweak many things!
Stay calm & you will do well
13 Feb 2025, 09:45
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While practicing keep time limit on question that will create the test environment
