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Hello,
My current GMAT Focus mock scores are averaging around 675, but my target is to reach the 99th percentile (750+).
I’ve decided to extend my prep by another 1 to 1.5 months to make a stronger push toward that target.
I’ve been maintaining an error log throughout my preparation and have been actively using it to identify my mistakes.
However, I feel like I’ve hit a bit of a plateau—my section-wise scores are fairly stable:
Here’s what I’ve planned for the coming weeks:
That said, I’d love your input on whether there’s anything else I should be doing at this stage.
I’m especially looking for a clear and effective strategy to push my score beyond the 750 mark.
Thanks in advance—I’d really appreciate your guidance!
My current GMAT Focus mock scores are averaging around 675, but my target is to reach the 99th percentile (750+).
I’ve decided to extend my prep by another 1 to 1.5 months to make a stronger push toward that target.
I’ve been maintaining an error log throughout my preparation and have been actively using it to identify my mistakes.
However, I feel like I’ve hit a bit of a plateau—my section-wise scores are fairly stable:
- Quant: Consistently around 85–88
- Verbal & DI: Hovering in the low 80s
Here’s what I’ve planned for the coming weeks:
- Review all error log entries and create a cheat sheet highlighting common traps and key takeaways.
- Focused practice on concepts and question types I’ve struggled with repeatedly.
- Take one mock test per week. (Would appreciate suggestions for high-quality mocks, especially strong in Verbal and DI, apart from the official ones.)
- Use official mocks in the final two weeks leading up to the test.
That said, I’d love your input on whether there’s anything else I should be doing at this stage.
I’m especially looking for a clear and effective strategy to push my score beyond the 750 mark.
Thanks in advance—I’d really appreciate your guidance!
22 Jun 2025, 06:15
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Just a quick FYI that on the Focus version, a 715 is currently a 99 percentile score.
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Listing down any repeated careless errors in a document that you can look back to now and again may help a bit. To get faster, one thing that may help a bit (e.g. after doing a practice set) is slowly going through the questions you've attempted and deepdiving into each answer choice (i.e. understanding precisely why the correct answer was right and the others were wrong).
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