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Hello guys, I was wondering what realistic score I can get on my GMAT with 6 weeks of structured studying (6 hours a day). I scored 585 on my first free GMAT without any knowledge whatsoever about the type of the test. I aim to get 655 as my minimum, preferably aiming at the 700 mark, so I would like to get information how long realistically would that take. :)

You can reach that score if you practice strategically. Based on your mocks score work on more on your weaker areas. Start with the concept and then practice questions from GC and OG.