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17 Jun 2025, 10:05
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What is the ideal preparation time period vs actual score expected ratio seen among GMAT test takers? I have booked my test in end of September, will I have enough time (with target score as 675+) to prepare considering 2 hr study time each day post work timing.
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Hi VIGupta,
A 675 is definitely a solid score. The best next step is to take a practice test right away to see how close you are to that score. Then we can evaluate whether your timeline is realistic. Also, here is a great article you can check out:
How Many Hours Should I Study for the GMAT Focus?
A 675 is definitely a solid score. The best next step is to take a practice test right away to see how close you are to that score. Then we can evaluate whether your timeline is realistic. Also, here is a great article you can check out:
How Many Hours Should I Study for the GMAT Focus?
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Hi VIGupta,
Unfortunately there is no hard and fast answer to your question. A lot of it depends on your starting point.
Please refer to Step 2: Set your Target - What GMAT score do you actually need? in this GMAT Study Plan post. It will give you a quick-and-dirty estimate, based on experience, about efforts required and likelihood of achieving certain score improvement.
Good luck with your prep.
Unfortunately there is no hard and fast answer to your question. A lot of it depends on your starting point.
Please refer to Step 2: Set your Target - What GMAT score do you actually need? in this GMAT Study Plan post. It will give you a quick-and-dirty estimate, based on experience, about efforts required and likelihood of achieving certain score improvement.
Good luck with your prep.
VIGupta
