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tejashendre
School Moderator - INSEAD Masters
Joined: 20 Oct 2019
Last visit: 28 Oct 2025
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Location: India
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GMAT 1: 460 Q31 V21 (Online)
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19 Jan 2023, 07:12
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I have been studying on TTP since June 2022, after switching from another prep course, after last year's disaster mock scores scoring 400 in March month and 360 in May month, I have been studying extensively every single day since mid-June till today on TTP and giving my best to the course by putting in 6 hours a day to understanding the content and 1 day whole to solve problems.
I was not able to replicate any similar successes in the mock exams and this has lowered my confidence and self-esteem, I don't work full time or have a job in my hand so I focus on studying GMAT every day, I have also solved multiple questions in OG and have confidence in solving them, but the test stress has made me flunk the exams, I have only focused on GMAT for past 400 days since January 1, 2022, when I initially scored 310 in my diagnostic test of the different prep course I used before switching to TTP.
I have been focusing on both Quant and Verbal. I got in touch with Marty by email one day in June before switching to TTP.
I am able to understand every single thing on the course and replicate multiple successes in the practice tests in the course. The main concern is that I focused on the exam all my time preparing for it and on the day of the exam, I get multiple strings of questions of medium-level easy level questions wrong and thus I am scoring lower, I know the concepts but I am not able to give the exam the justice it needs.
I was not able to replicate any similar successes in the mock exams and this has lowered my confidence and self-esteem, I don't work full time or have a job in my hand so I focus on studying GMAT every day, I have also solved multiple questions in OG and have confidence in solving them, but the test stress has made me flunk the exams, I have only focused on GMAT for past 400 days since January 1, 2022, when I initially scored 310 in my diagnostic test of the different prep course I used before switching to TTP.
I have been focusing on both Quant and Verbal. I got in touch with Marty by email one day in June before switching to TTP.
I am able to understand every single thing on the course and replicate multiple successes in the practice tests in the course. The main concern is that I focused on the exam all my time preparing for it and on the day of the exam, I get multiple strings of questions of medium-level easy level questions wrong and thus I am scoring lower, I know the concepts but I am not able to give the exam the justice it needs.
19 Jan 2023, 08:26
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Hi Tejas.
You've made some nice progress from 360 to your highest score of 530. So, I think your move is to be pretty happy that you've made progress and be confident that you can make more.
In this video, Dalal mentions taking that type of attitude when her first GMAT score was 250 and her second GMAT score was 350.
If you understand the concepts and strategies at this point, then you mainly just need to keep practicing to increase your accuracy and your test scores.
For some insights into how to practice for the GMAT for best results, see this post.
The Best GMAT Practice Methods
Also, if I understand correctly, your main challenge is applying what you know when taking practice tests. So, to address that issue, you could take every practice test you can get your hands on. I personally took around 20 when preparing, and some people take even more.
You've made some nice progress from 360 to your highest score of 530. So, I think your move is to be pretty happy that you've made progress and be confident that you can make more.
In this video, Dalal mentions taking that type of attitude when her first GMAT score was 250 and her second GMAT score was 350.
If you understand the concepts and strategies at this point, then you mainly just need to keep practicing to increase your accuracy and your test scores.
For some insights into how to practice for the GMAT for best results, see this post.
The Best GMAT Practice Methods
Also, if I understand correctly, your main challenge is applying what you know when taking practice tests. So, to address that issue, you could take every practice test you can get your hands on. I personally took around 20 when preparing, and some people take even more.
tejashendre
School Moderator - INSEAD Masters
Joined: 20 Oct 2019
Last visit: 28 Oct 2025
Posts: 131
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Given Kudos: 146
Location: India
Schools: INSEAD MiM "24 (D)
GMAT 1: 460 Q31 V21 (Online)
GPA: 3.79
19 Jan 2023, 10:20
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I have GMAT Club Tests with me, and now what should be my next strategy? Also take multiple free tests available such as the Manhattan Prep mock, Varsity tutors, etc ??
Create custom tests in TTP? Anything more specific which would be helpful
I have GMAT Club Tests with me, and now what should be my next strategy? Also take multiple free tests available such as the Manhattan Prep mock, Varsity tutors, etc ??
Create custom tests in TTP? Anything more specific which would be helpful
