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Iserhard
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Schools: IESE '27 (A) Judge '26 (A) IMD'26 (II)
GMAT Focus 1: 605 Q79 V82 DI79 
GPA: 8.4
27 Jan 2025, 06:00
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Hey everyone, hope you’re all doing well.
I took the GMAT on January 25th and scored a 575, after 3 months of studying. Honestly, I thought I’d do better—somewhere around 615, which I would’ve been okay with. Here’s my breakdown:
In my mock tests, I was scoring between 610 and 655 consistently. I started from scratch and didn’t even attempt a mock test in the first few weeks because I knew I would score in the low 400s.
For the past three months, I’ve focused about 80% of my study time on quant, mainly using GMAT Club and TTP questions. I can tell that I’ve improved a lot from where I began, but I’m still falling short of my target score of 625.
I rushed through the quant section during the test, and now I’m wondering if it’s worth continuing with the GMAT or switching to the GRE since the quant section there is said to be easier.
Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated!
Best regards
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I took the GMAT on January 25th and scored a 575, after 3 months of studying. Honestly, I thought I’d do better—somewhere around 615, which I would’ve been okay with. Here’s my breakdown:
- Quant: 79
- Verbal: 80
- DI: 76
In my mock tests, I was scoring between 610 and 655 consistently. I started from scratch and didn’t even attempt a mock test in the first few weeks because I knew I would score in the low 400s.
For the past three months, I’ve focused about 80% of my study time on quant, mainly using GMAT Club and TTP questions. I can tell that I’ve improved a lot from where I began, but I’m still falling short of my target score of 625.
I rushed through the quant section during the test, and now I’m wondering if it’s worth continuing with the GMAT or switching to the GRE since the quant section there is said to be easier.
Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated!
Best regards
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27 Jan 2025, 06:34
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I once scored 575 and then gave GRE two times (it was a mistake to switch). Back to GMAT and scored 665 with right approach and proper guidance
29 Jan 2025, 07:16
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Hi Iserhard,
Honestly, considering where you are scoring on your official practice exams, it seems that with some more GMAT prep, you should be able to achieve your GMAT goal score. So, for now, perhaps dig into the GMAT a bit more, and then if you give a solid effort and still can't improve, consider making the switch. Also, here is a great article you can check out:
How to Improve Your GMAT Score
Honestly, considering where you are scoring on your official practice exams, it seems that with some more GMAT prep, you should be able to achieve your GMAT goal score. So, for now, perhaps dig into the GMAT a bit more, and then if you give a solid effort and still can't improve, consider making the switch. Also, here is a great article you can check out:
How to Improve Your GMAT Score
