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12 Oct 2025, 07:26
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I took an online course in June end to improve my prep. I have been spending 3 hours per day with the hope of eventually taking the exam in october. The only drawback is that I have given very few mocks overall( my last mock was at May end at 575, I gave 6 mocks overall in the range of 535-625 from egmat, mba.com, GMAT club). I have been scoring around 65-80% in practice quizzes and sectional questions so far.
However, I am nervous that my limited mock experience after the course might hinder my ability to focus in the official exam.
Addiyinaly, I am a job seeker in the market and am worried my ability in other sections is fading ( I am stuck in quant which is my strongest).
Can anyone guide me out ? I plan to give the exam in a few weeks. I am worried focusing on quant which i generally perform the best in for a few weeks is making my grip in verbal and di fade too.
However, I am nervous that my limited mock experience after the course might hinder my ability to focus in the official exam.
Addiyinaly, I am a job seeker in the market and am worried my ability in other sections is fading ( I am stuck in quant which is my strongest).
Can anyone guide me out ? I plan to give the exam in a few weeks. I am worried focusing on quant which i generally perform the best in for a few weeks is making my grip in verbal and di fade too.
12 Oct 2025, 07:50
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Hey, what helped me when I was stuck in my mock scores was to take a stepback and start from scratch. Looking at the questions that I used to get wrong, I used to downplay the mistakes and tell myself that it was an easy question and I made a silly mistake.
But, I have later realized that I can't keep thinking this way and admitted to myself that I have concept gaps and need to learn before moving forward. So, I went back to the drawing board and started looking at youtube videos and reading books. This helped me improve my score.
What I would suggest is look at the last few mocks, understand which quant questions you are getting wrong. Revise/learn those concepts, come to the GMAT club, filter for those questions and keep solving them. This will help you fill gaps in your quant scores. I have done this for Standard Deviation, Inequalites etc. I rarely get these questions wrong now
But, I have later realized that I can't keep thinking this way and admitted to myself that I have concept gaps and need to learn before moving forward. So, I went back to the drawing board and started looking at youtube videos and reading books. This helped me improve my score.
What I would suggest is look at the last few mocks, understand which quant questions you are getting wrong. Revise/learn those concepts, come to the GMAT club, filter for those questions and keep solving them. This will help you fill gaps in your quant scores. I have done this for Standard Deviation, Inequalites etc. I rarely get these questions wrong now
12 Oct 2025, 07:55
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Asishkancherla
Ok. So my quant has been strongest followed by verbal and di. However, the course has really long quant. It's been a month since I wrapped up my verbal. However, I am worried my grip in verbal and DI is starting to fade. I solved around 8 CR questions from GMAT club to test my grip. I got lost correct but I am worried my grip in RC is fading. I tried doing MSR questions with the hope to improve my ability to gouge paras. However, my accuracy is abt the same or marginally better when I solve a few questions on GMAT club.
I am worried my score might not cross 550 or could fall below 500. Srry if I sound weird.
A massive score drop after 4 months prep will demotivate me heavily.
