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22 Nov 2025, 08:47
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Hey everyone, I'm a few months into prepping for the GMAT and I've been trying to get a sense for what challenges others are having when studying.
For me, some of the hardest parts of the process have been
- Staying consistent, life gets busy
- Figuring out which topics to focus on
- Knowing when I'm actually improving in a subject vs just spamming random questions from question bank topics
- Running out of source material (basically covered every PS question on the official guide at this point, my weakest section)
I'm curious to hear from everyone what their biggest pain points or frustrations have been while studying for the GMAT? And if you've tried multiple prep sources, what has worked well for you vs. what didn't. I'm trying to learn from people who are further along or have already taken the exam and achieved the score they want. Thanks in advance.
For me, some of the hardest parts of the process have been
- Staying consistent, life gets busy
- Figuring out which topics to focus on
- Knowing when I'm actually improving in a subject vs just spamming random questions from question bank topics
- Running out of source material (basically covered every PS question on the official guide at this point, my weakest section)
I'm curious to hear from everyone what their biggest pain points or frustrations have been while studying for the GMAT? And if you've tried multiple prep sources, what has worked well for you vs. what didn't. I'm trying to learn from people who are further along or have already taken the exam and achieved the score they want. Thanks in advance.
22 Nov 2025, 09:26
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The GMAT improvement has a direct relationship with the time and priority you give it.
Also, you should see your improvement/results on a daily basis. If you are not seeing it - you are spamming questions and not using your time the best way. You want to make sure you have material to study, so you don't just learn from doing questions but you learn first and then do questions as a checking/diagnostic mechanism + practice mechanism. Getting MGMAT books is a great way to get a single source of material (or any other source for that matter).
Here is a related topic from a little while ago but still relevant: https://gmatclub.com/forum/biggest-gmat ... 55746.html
Also, you should see your improvement/results on a daily basis. If you are not seeing it - you are spamming questions and not using your time the best way. You want to make sure you have material to study, so you don't just learn from doing questions but you learn first and then do questions as a checking/diagnostic mechanism + practice mechanism. Getting MGMAT books is a great way to get a single source of material (or any other source for that matter).
Here is a related topic from a little while ago but still relevant: https://gmatclub.com/forum/biggest-gmat ... 55746.html
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