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13 Aug 2026, 09:55
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Looking for advice from anyone who's dealt with this.
Scored a 515 on the first practice mock in Nov 2025 (Verbal ~75th percentile, Quant and DI weak). Real prep only started in June (about 160 hours spent on TTP total so far). I went all-in on TTP Quant first, planning to tackle Verbal and DI once Quant was solid.
Just finished 100% of the Quant lessons. Easy and Medium chapter tests are consistently hitting target. In contrast, hard tests, I consistently score below the target, usually 25-45%, across nearly every chapter, not just a few weak topics.
The timing is tight: I start a full-time finance job in September and will have close to zero study time until November. Test date is early-mid December, so that leaves about 5-6 weeks of real prep after a 2-month gap. Verbal and DI are both still untouched (DI ~25% lessons read, 0 questions attempted). Target is 650+, ideally 700, realistically 675.
With only a few days left before the break, I'm trying to figure out:
1) What should I spend the remaining days until September on? Does it make sense to finish the other HARD chapter tests I have not done so far even though I probably will not meet the target accuracy?
2) Should I start simply practicing using the OG quant questions instead to get a better feeling of the real exam?
3) At what point should I start studying more for the DI and Verbal parts (even though my Quant is still at a relatively low level I assume)?
I'm really sure about how to continue. Doing all of the remaining chapter tests and redoing the HARD ones until I get the target accuracy would take me forever and I am just trying to be as efficient as possible. Any help is very much appreciated. Thanks!
ScottTargetTestPrep
Scored a 515 on the first practice mock in Nov 2025 (Verbal ~75th percentile, Quant and DI weak). Real prep only started in June (about 160 hours spent on TTP total so far). I went all-in on TTP Quant first, planning to tackle Verbal and DI once Quant was solid.
Just finished 100% of the Quant lessons. Easy and Medium chapter tests are consistently hitting target. In contrast, hard tests, I consistently score below the target, usually 25-45%, across nearly every chapter, not just a few weak topics.
The timing is tight: I start a full-time finance job in September and will have close to zero study time until November. Test date is early-mid December, so that leaves about 5-6 weeks of real prep after a 2-month gap. Verbal and DI are both still untouched (DI ~25% lessons read, 0 questions attempted). Target is 650+, ideally 700, realistically 675.
With only a few days left before the break, I'm trying to figure out:
1) What should I spend the remaining days until September on? Does it make sense to finish the other HARD chapter tests I have not done so far even though I probably will not meet the target accuracy?
2) Should I start simply practicing using the OG quant questions instead to get a better feeling of the real exam?
3) At what point should I start studying more for the DI and Verbal parts (even though my Quant is still at a relatively low level I assume)?
I'm really sure about how to continue. Doing all of the remaining chapter tests and redoing the HARD ones until I get the target accuracy would take me forever and I am just trying to be as efficient as possible. Any help is very much appreciated. Thanks!
ScottTargetTestPrep
13 Aug 2026, 15:02
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Given the timeline, I'd stop grinding through the remaining hard chapter tests and switch to timed OG-style sets before September. Chapter tests isolate one skill at a time, which is exactly why hard ones feel brutal right now, you haven't built the pattern recognition to blend skills yet. Full OG problem sets, even untimed at first, will show you which of those hard-test misses were actual content gaps versus just unfamiliarity with mixed problems. On the DI and verbal question, two months untouched is a long gap, so getting even a light foundation now, maybe 20 to 30 percent through DI lessons, means you're not starting from zero in November. When you come back, plan on a full week of pure review before you touch new material again, most of what feels shaky after a break is retrieval, not actual forgetting.
13 Aug 2026, 22:45
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Thank you, that helps a lot. I read other people here stating how they got 80%+ accuracy on the hard chapter tests and felt a bit discouraged but gotta be patient I guess.
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