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Kshitij1122
Joined: 10 Jul 2023
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Schools: Booth '27 CBS '27 Darden '27 HBS '27 HEC Sept '27 INSEAD Aug '27 Johnson '27 Kellogg '27 Stern '27 Yale '27
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29 Nov 2025, 03:02
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Hey everyone,
Reaching out to Bunuel and other GMAT Club experts for some guidance.
I’ve completed all my theory and fundamentals for Quant and Verbal, but I’m still left with some parts of Data Insights. Despite the prep, I still get a few questions wrong here and there - mostly due to traps or timing issues.
In my recent sectional mocks, my scores have been around V83-86 and Q82-84. I can invest around 1 hour on weekdays and about 2-3 hours (sometimes up to 4) on weekends. I want to make the most of this limited time to strengthen weak areas and refine accuracy.
My course subscription is expiring in a few days, and I’ll be extending it after a short break of about two-three weeks. Till then, I want to leverage GMAT Club resources to stay consistent and make sure I’ve covered every important question type tested on the GMAT.
My target scores are:
I’d really appreciate it if you could:
My short-term plan:
Huge thanks in advance and special shoutout to Bunuel for all the brilliant quant explanations that have already helped me a ton 🙏
Reaching out to Bunuel and other GMAT Club experts for some guidance.
I’ve completed all my theory and fundamentals for Quant and Verbal, but I’m still left with some parts of Data Insights. Despite the prep, I still get a few questions wrong here and there - mostly due to traps or timing issues.
In my recent sectional mocks, my scores have been around V83-86 and Q82-84. I can invest around 1 hour on weekdays and about 2-3 hours (sometimes up to 4) on weekends. I want to make the most of this limited time to strengthen weak areas and refine accuracy.
My course subscription is expiring in a few days, and I’ll be extending it after a short break of about two-three weeks. Till then, I want to leverage GMAT Club resources to stay consistent and make sure I’ve covered every important question type tested on the GMAT.
My target scores are:
- Quant: 88
- Verbal: 86
- DI: 83
- Overall: 705 - 715
I’d really appreciate it if you could:
- Suggest specific GMAT Club question banks, threads, or resources to systematically cover all concepts and traps.
- Share any timing drills or study routines that helped you push from good to great accuracy.
- Recommend how to structure these 1.5 months so I can maximize learning before I resume full-length mocks after renewing my subscription.
My short-term plan:
- Focus the next few weeks on targeted question practice and review using GMAT Club.
- Then extend my course, take full-length adaptive mocks, and fine-tune accuracy and timing.
Huge thanks in advance and special shoutout to Bunuel for all the brilliant quant explanations that have already helped me a ton 🙏
29 Nov 2025, 22:15
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That is an excellent score. Would advise to use Forum Quiz to solve topicwise questions. All the Best.
30 Nov 2025, 10:30
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