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Already scoring well on the GMAT—but can’t break into the top range? This video is for you.
In this lesson, Erika Tyler-John, a 735 GMAT scorer and expert instructor with 10+ years of teaching experience and 4M+ YouTube views, explains a key reason strong test takers get stuck—and what separates good scores from great ones.
As you improve, you start recognizing patterns in GMAT questions. That’s what helps you move up. But at the highest levels, the GMAT often breaks those patterns on purpose—and that’s where many high scorers lose points.
You’ll see how familiar strategies can backfire on the hardest questions, and why “safe” answer choices aren’t always correct. Erika walks through examples in Reading Comprehension and Data Sufficiency to show how the test exploits predictable thinking—and how to avoid falling into that trap.
If you’re aiming to move from a strong score to a top score, this shift in approach can make the difference.
Ready to level up your GMAT prep? Start your 5-day FREE trial with Target Test Prep today!
Warmest regards,
Scott Woodbury-Stewart
Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep
Want an Average GMAT Score... or a GREAT GMAT Score? | What Top Scorers Do Differently
Already scoring well on the GMAT—but can’t break into the top range? This video is for you.
In this lesson, Erika Tyler-John, a 735 GMAT scorer and expert instructor with 10+ years of teaching experience and 4M+ YouTube views, explains a key reason strong test takers get stuck—and what separates good scores from great ones.
As you improve, you start recognizing patterns in GMAT questions. That’s what helps you move up. But at the highest levels, the GMAT often breaks those patterns on purpose—and that’s where many high scorers lose points.
You’ll see how familiar strategies can backfire on the hardest questions, and why “safe” answer choices aren’t always correct. Erika walks through examples in Reading Comprehension and Data Sufficiency to show how the test exploits predictable thinking—and how to avoid falling into that trap.
If you’re aiming to move from a strong score to a top score, this shift in approach can make the difference.
👇 Watch Want an Average GMAT Score... or a GREAT GMAT Score? | What Top Scorers Do Differently here 👇
Ready to level up your GMAT prep? Start your 5-day FREE trial with Target Test Prep today!
Warmest regards,
Scott Woodbury-Stewart
Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep
