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16 Aug 2025, 13:29
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Hi guys,
So basically I have 20 days to complete the GMAT prep. This is due to the application deadline for the college.
I have just started with the diagnostic test using official test 1 and got a 725.
I am aiming for a 775 or above.
Currently I have taken a break from work so have 20 full days where I can spend 8+ hours each day.
My section wise scores/ percentiles were :
Quant : 90/ 100th
DI : 84/ 98th
Verbal : 84 / 91st
What should be my strategy here?
I am thinking about mostly brushing up and keeping in touch with Quant.
Practicing DI more and,
Giving heavy focus on Verbal.
I would love to hear recommendation about this and how can I approach the same.
So basically I have 20 days to complete the GMAT prep. This is due to the application deadline for the college.
I have just started with the diagnostic test using official test 1 and got a 725.
I am aiming for a 775 or above.
Currently I have taken a break from work so have 20 full days where I can spend 8+ hours each day.
My section wise scores/ percentiles were :
Quant : 90/ 100th
DI : 84/ 98th
Verbal : 84 / 91st
What should be my strategy here?
I am thinking about mostly brushing up and keeping in touch with Quant.
Practicing DI more and,
Giving heavy focus on Verbal.
I would love to hear recommendation about this and how can I approach the same.
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GMAT Focus 1: 645 Q85 V81 DI80 
16 Aug 2025, 21:20
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Hey! This is great score to start with, should focus on practicing more and giving more mocks to identify the weak areas, since your fundamentals are already good as reflected by the score, just identify the weak areas by giving more mocks and analyzing the current one and improve those!
17 Aug 2025, 08:07
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Stellar Quant score. Including which types of questions you found challenging on DI and Verbal could be helpful. For DI questions, for example, in which info is spread across multiple tabs, creating quick info maps before diving in may help a bit.
