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Struggling with GMAT Verbal as a non-native speaker? Harsh improved his score from 595 to 695 in just 45 days—and scored a 99 %ile in Verbal (V88)! Learn how smart strategy, clarity, and guided prep helped him gain 100 points.
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At one point, she believed GMAT wasn’t for her. After scoring 595, self-doubt crept in and she questioned her potential. But instead of quitting, she made the right strategic changes. The result? A remarkable comeback to 695. Check out how Saakshi did it.
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02 Aug 2025, 09:46
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When I began my GMAT prep, I was scoring around 640 in the Classic Edition—decent, but I knew I had more in me. After putting in serious effort with Target Test Prep, I scored 645 on the Focus Edition, which maps to 700 on the Classic GMAT, a score I’m genuinely proud of. TTP helped transform my preparation by providing structure, clarity, and targeted practice across Quant, Verbal, and Data Insights (DI)—and I’d absolutely recommend it to anyone serious about improving their performance.
Quant – Precision, Mastery & Customization
Quant was initially the most daunting part of my prep, but TTP turned it into a strength. The conceptual breakdowns are some of the best I’ve seen—deep enough to teach the fundamentals but also strategic enough to prepare you for test-day traps. What truly set TTP apart for me were the custom tests. These allowed me to focus on specific weak areas, repeat topics until I mastered them, and slowly build speed and accuracy over time. The progress felt tangible, and I credit this practice format for helping me approach problem-solving calmly and confidently on test day.
Verbal – Building a Strong Foundation in Critical Reasoning
While Quant gets most of the spotlight, I found TTP’s Verbal section surprisingly solid—especially for Critical Reasoning (CR). The platform emphasizes the core concepts that underlie CR logic, making it easier to spot flawed arguments, strengthen assumptions, and avoid trap answer choices. The explanations were not just helpful in getting the right answer, but also in understanding why the wrong answers were wrong. It’s that kind of deep clarity that made all the difference in improving my accuracy in this section. With a bit more practice question volume, this section could easily become a go-to for Verbal prep too.
Data Insights – Clear, Concise, and Concept-Driven
DI was a new challenge, and TTP handled it well. The section is designed to teach how to interpret data, identify relevant metrics, and avoid common misreads, all of which are key for success in this part of the exam. I especially appreciated how the platform simplified seemingly complex graphs and tables into bite-sized, understandable pieces. It helped me develop the ability to quickly sift through data and draw conclusions without second-guessing. The clarity and structure provided in the DI modules helped me feel prepared and in control during that section on test day.
Quant – Precision, Mastery & Customization
Quant was initially the most daunting part of my prep, but TTP turned it into a strength. The conceptual breakdowns are some of the best I’ve seen—deep enough to teach the fundamentals but also strategic enough to prepare you for test-day traps. What truly set TTP apart for me were the custom tests. These allowed me to focus on specific weak areas, repeat topics until I mastered them, and slowly build speed and accuracy over time. The progress felt tangible, and I credit this practice format for helping me approach problem-solving calmly and confidently on test day.
Verbal – Building a Strong Foundation in Critical Reasoning
While Quant gets most of the spotlight, I found TTP’s Verbal section surprisingly solid—especially for Critical Reasoning (CR). The platform emphasizes the core concepts that underlie CR logic, making it easier to spot flawed arguments, strengthen assumptions, and avoid trap answer choices. The explanations were not just helpful in getting the right answer, but also in understanding why the wrong answers were wrong. It’s that kind of deep clarity that made all the difference in improving my accuracy in this section. With a bit more practice question volume, this section could easily become a go-to for Verbal prep too.
Data Insights – Clear, Concise, and Concept-Driven
DI was a new challenge, and TTP handled it well. The section is designed to teach how to interpret data, identify relevant metrics, and avoid common misreads, all of which are key for success in this part of the exam. I especially appreciated how the platform simplified seemingly complex graphs and tables into bite-sized, understandable pieces. It helped me develop the ability to quickly sift through data and draw conclusions without second-guessing. The clarity and structure provided in the DI modules helped me feel prepared and in control during that section on test day.
02 Aug 2025, 09:53
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Congratulations on the good score!!!
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