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30 Jul 2025, 16:53
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Hi everyone!
I took the GMAT Focus 2 weeks ago and wanted to share my prep experience using Target Test Prep
English isn’t my first language, so I needed a platform that provided clarity, structure, and detailed explanations.
I started with the 5-day free trial in December to explore the platform and see if it matched my learning style. During those days, I had full access to all the tools, and I quickly realized that TTP had everything I needed to study effectively and stay motivated.
Since the beginning, I studied around 25 hours per week. I followed the TTP study plan for most of my preparation, which helped me build confidence day by day and clearly identify areas where I needed to focus more.
With my engineering background, I initially felt comfortable with Quant, but the chapter structure and strategy tips helped me solve problems faster and target my weaker areas. The chapter tests at the end of each section were particularly helpful — they showed me when I was underestimating question types and helped me improve my accuracy under time pressure.
For Verbal, the tips and explanations were key to improving. I had never studied Critical Reasoning before, and TTP helped me develop a more structured way of thinking and approach Reading Comprehension passages with better understanding and focus.
The Data Insights section was straight to the point but packed with practice questions and chapter tests that helped me get used to the format and pacing of each question type.
When I had completed about 80% of the course, I started to alternate the study plan with targeted reviews, focusing on my weak chapters and especially on the easy and medium questions I got wrong (my goal was to master those levels). This approach helped me stay confident and consistent all the way to test day.
TTP also has a chapter dedicated to test-day strategy, including advice on managing anxiety and building confidence, which I found incredibly helpful in the final days before the exam.
In the end, I took the exam and scored 715 (Q90, V85, D81) on my first attempt!
I'm very grateful for the TTP platform and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a structured and effective way to prepare for the GMAT Focus.
I took the GMAT Focus 2 weeks ago and wanted to share my prep experience using Target Test Prep
English isn’t my first language, so I needed a platform that provided clarity, structure, and detailed explanations.
I started with the 5-day free trial in December to explore the platform and see if it matched my learning style. During those days, I had full access to all the tools, and I quickly realized that TTP had everything I needed to study effectively and stay motivated.
Since the beginning, I studied around 25 hours per week. I followed the TTP study plan for most of my preparation, which helped me build confidence day by day and clearly identify areas where I needed to focus more.
With my engineering background, I initially felt comfortable with Quant, but the chapter structure and strategy tips helped me solve problems faster and target my weaker areas. The chapter tests at the end of each section were particularly helpful — they showed me when I was underestimating question types and helped me improve my accuracy under time pressure.
For Verbal, the tips and explanations were key to improving. I had never studied Critical Reasoning before, and TTP helped me develop a more structured way of thinking and approach Reading Comprehension passages with better understanding and focus.
The Data Insights section was straight to the point but packed with practice questions and chapter tests that helped me get used to the format and pacing of each question type.
When I had completed about 80% of the course, I started to alternate the study plan with targeted reviews, focusing on my weak chapters and especially on the easy and medium questions I got wrong (my goal was to master those levels). This approach helped me stay confident and consistent all the way to test day.
TTP also has a chapter dedicated to test-day strategy, including advice on managing anxiety and building confidence, which I found incredibly helpful in the final days before the exam.
In the end, I took the exam and scored 715 (Q90, V85, D81) on my first attempt!
I'm very grateful for the TTP platform and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a structured and effective way to prepare for the GMAT Focus.
30 Jul 2025, 19:46
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Hi clarisseribeirog,
Huge congrats on the 715, that is an amazing first-attempt score! You clearly put in the effort and used the TTP platform to its fullest, from building confidence to locking in your pacing and strategy. Thanks so much for sharing your story, it will absolutely motivate and inspire others on their GMAT Focus journey.
Huge congrats on the 715, that is an amazing first-attempt score! You clearly put in the effort and used the TTP platform to its fullest, from building confidence to locking in your pacing and strategy. Thanks so much for sharing your story, it will absolutely motivate and inspire others on their GMAT Focus journey.
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