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30 Sep 2025, 10:12
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Hi everyone - I attempted GMAT (first attempt) on September 1 and scored a 645 (Quant - 88, DI- 84, Verbal - 74). I had been preparing for over a month and got the score. My target score is 715+. Jotting down what I did and could've done better.
So, during my prep I took the course from TOP 1 percent and I only took the mock portal. I gave a lot of tough tests there and I feel one of the greatest mistakes (for me) was that. The difficulty of Top one percent quant questions feels totally unnecessary; it does prepare us for the worst though. I would suggest that DI in TOP one percent was good, but the GMAT club forum was a game changer for me. I was hoping to get Q90 but did 1 question wrong. I would suggest to NOT TAKE TOP 1 Percent QUANT AND DI scores to heart and prepare. That where I spent most of my time and my quant and DI scores reflect that.
Now about the wrong part - I did not plan verbal at all. I just gave mocks and analyzed but did not structure my thought process. I left last question on verbal which had a huge effect on my score. Again - it is visible in my score. I am currently using GMAT Ninja's video tutorials for learning and would put that knowledge to the test. My plan is to structure my thoughts around verbal and have a plan. And get quant fully correct and a couple more questions in DI.
Also, I feel that for people like me (Indian, Engineer) taking classes makes no sense. Rather some videos for structure and a good place to practice (GMAT club forum is a winner) can take us all the way. It might work out for others as well but Im not the correct person to speak about that.
Any good advice would be really appreciated.
So, during my prep I took the course from TOP 1 percent and I only took the mock portal. I gave a lot of tough tests there and I feel one of the greatest mistakes (for me) was that. The difficulty of Top one percent quant questions feels totally unnecessary; it does prepare us for the worst though. I would suggest that DI in TOP one percent was good, but the GMAT club forum was a game changer for me. I was hoping to get Q90 but did 1 question wrong. I would suggest to NOT TAKE TOP 1 Percent QUANT AND DI scores to heart and prepare. That where I spent most of my time and my quant and DI scores reflect that.
Now about the wrong part - I did not plan verbal at all. I just gave mocks and analyzed but did not structure my thought process. I left last question on verbal which had a huge effect on my score. Again - it is visible in my score. I am currently using GMAT Ninja's video tutorials for learning and would put that knowledge to the test. My plan is to structure my thoughts around verbal and have a plan. And get quant fully correct and a couple more questions in DI.
Also, I feel that for people like me (Indian, Engineer) taking classes makes no sense. Rather some videos for structure and a good place to practice (GMAT club forum is a winner) can take us all the way. It might work out for others as well but Im not the correct person to speak about that.
Any good advice would be really appreciated.
30 Sep 2025, 10:42
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Congratulations on a competitive score. All the Best for the application journey..
30 Sep 2025, 11:16
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Congratulations for the great score!
I would suggest powerscore and Manhattan verbal has some very good structure mentioned. You may find that helpful. But it will require some more of time as it's a bit demanding in time. If you have time then ofc these books will be more than enough!
I would suggest powerscore and Manhattan verbal has some very good structure mentioned. You may find that helpful. But it will require some more of time as it's a bit demanding in time. If you have time then ofc these books will be more than enough!
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