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24 Jul 2025, 22:29
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Hi everyone !
I’m at a bit of a crossroads and could really use your guidance. I’ve taken the GMAT three times (Jan - 645, Mar-655, July-625) but haven’t been able to reach target score(695). It’s been frustrating and disheartening (given my score dipped this time), and I’m now wondering if it even makes sense to attempt it again.
Here is the breakdown of my Official GMAT scores
Jan - 645 Q84 D80 V81
Mar - 655 Q84 D82 V82
Jul - 625 Q83 D77 V83
The main pain-point I can see is that, there is not a specific area where I've flunked every time - initially Verbal was bad - in the latest attempt Verbal improved however flunked badly in DI.
Given I wanna apply in R1 this year (2026 intake) - if you think a retake is still worth considering, I’d really appreciate any insights on how to approach it differently this time — in terms of prep strategy, mindset, or other aspects.
Would be really helpful if you could share your perspective.
Thanks much.
I’m at a bit of a crossroads and could really use your guidance. I’ve taken the GMAT three times (Jan - 645, Mar-655, July-625) but haven’t been able to reach target score(695). It’s been frustrating and disheartening (given my score dipped this time), and I’m now wondering if it even makes sense to attempt it again.
Here is the breakdown of my Official GMAT scores
Jan - 645 Q84 D80 V81
Mar - 655 Q84 D82 V82
Jul - 625 Q83 D77 V83
The main pain-point I can see is that, there is not a specific area where I've flunked every time - initially Verbal was bad - in the latest attempt Verbal improved however flunked badly in DI.
Given I wanna apply in R1 this year (2026 intake) - if you think a retake is still worth considering, I’d really appreciate any insights on how to approach it differently this time — in terms of prep strategy, mindset, or other aspects.
Would be really helpful if you could share your perspective.
Thanks much.
25 Jul 2025, 09:35
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Hi Paras98,
I'm happy to provide some advice, but would like to know a bit more about what is going on with your prep. Could you provide more details about your preparation for the GMAT, and could you also share your scores from the official practice exams?
I'm happy to provide some advice, but would like to know a bit more about what is going on with your prep. Could you provide more details about your preparation for the GMAT, and could you also share your scores from the official practice exams?
25 Jul 2025, 11:55
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Hi Scott - thanks for the revert.
Below are the scores for all my official GMAT mocks
1 635 D80 Q85 V79
2 675 D82 Q88 V80
3 705 D86 Q87 V82
4 615 D79 Q84 V79
5 655 D82 Q83 V83
6 675 D84 Q84 V83
For prep - I used TOP study material; for practice - I used GMAT forum quiz majorly and gave all the official mocks as well Experts global mocks.
The biggest concern is that I'm not able to understand the weak spots - there are days when verbal is strong & DI is screwed; on the other days DI is good & Verbal is flunked.
Would be great if you could provide some insights to navigate through this situation - should I appear again or should I let go of that thought and just go ahead with 655; also if you think that retaking might be helpful then what should be the approach given I've just 20 days at hand.
Thanks much !
Below are the scores for all my official GMAT mocks
1 635 D80 Q85 V79
2 675 D82 Q88 V80
3 705 D86 Q87 V82
4 615 D79 Q84 V79
5 655 D82 Q83 V83
6 675 D84 Q84 V83
For prep - I used TOP study material; for practice - I used GMAT forum quiz majorly and gave all the official mocks as well Experts global mocks.
The biggest concern is that I'm not able to understand the weak spots - there are days when verbal is strong & DI is screwed; on the other days DI is good & Verbal is flunked.
Would be great if you could provide some insights to navigate through this situation - should I appear again or should I let go of that thought and just go ahead with 655; also if you think that retaking might be helpful then what should be the approach given I've just 20 days at hand.
Thanks much !
