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09 Dec 2024, 11:24
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I bought a bunch of 3p mocks and used them sparingly because I didn't want to run out of material and I also didn't want to use up the official mocks. However, I may have used them *too* sparingly because now I have 9 unused GMATclub mocks and like 12 unused experts global mocks and my test is on the 20th 
my fault obv but just asking what people think the smartest way to prioritize is. This is only my first attempt (I'm not planning to apply until fall 2025) so I definitely don't want to use *all* my resources before, but I also want to use some while making sure I'm not burning myself out. I guess my question is what do people typically do? Do y'all do shorter practice sessions the week leading up to it so that you don't burn yourselves out? Are you doing mocks every day leading up? every other day? Let me know what you guys have had success with.
To give an idea of where I stand:
- I took the first free official GMAT mock after ~1-2 months of studying from the official guide and got 625 (Q80, V82, DI81)
- spend about a month studying from GMATclub and experts global math book, forum quizzes, and mocks (with discouraging scores ranging from 575-645)
- took the second free official GMAT mock last night and got 685 (Q83, V85, DI84)
While the most recent score is encouraging, I want to make sure I don't lose momentum (goal is 705+). Seems like the Experts Global and GMAT club mocks are harder than the official ones, so maybe I should focus on those so the actual exam feels easier by comparison?
my fault obv but just asking what people think the smartest way to prioritize is. This is only my first attempt (I'm not planning to apply until fall 2025) so I definitely don't want to use *all* my resources before, but I also want to use some while making sure I'm not burning myself out. I guess my question is what do people typically do? Do y'all do shorter practice sessions the week leading up to it so that you don't burn yourselves out? Are you doing mocks every day leading up? every other day? Let me know what you guys have had success with.To give an idea of where I stand:
- I took the first free official GMAT mock after ~1-2 months of studying from the official guide and got 625 (Q80, V82, DI81)
- spend about a month studying from GMATclub and experts global math book, forum quizzes, and mocks (with discouraging scores ranging from 575-645)
- took the second free official GMAT mock last night and got 685 (Q83, V85, DI84)
While the most recent score is encouraging, I want to make sure I don't lose momentum (goal is 705+). Seems like the Experts Global and GMAT club mocks are harder than the official ones, so maybe I should focus on those so the actual exam feels easier by comparison?
09 Dec 2024, 22:35
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Hi tjogallagher,
I generally recommend switching back to official material before the actual test. Purely from a verbal (maybe DI as well) perspective, most nonofficial material is just not good enough. In some cases, it can actually hurt our prep or approach in terms of what we're learning and what we expect will work on the GMAT. To be clear, this is just a general observation, not directed specifically at the sources you've mentioned.
10 Dec 2024, 06:59
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Switch between the two mocks from test prep companies that you have, then a day or two before your actual test, take an official mock.
