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17 Dec 2025, 19:14
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Hi, after scoring 705, 715, and 735 in my last official mocks, I got a 655 on exam day. Quant is my weakest section so I really drilled in the month after my first attempt. My first attempt score was 645 (where the exam literally stopped during Quant and they had to restart the computer so I lost 1-2mins - they even refunded the exam fee). In my 2nd attempt my DI score dipped a bit from 85 to 81, and Quant improved from 73 to 78 (Verbal stayed the same at 88). I am at a loss of what to do because I've exhausted all official mocks and in the actual test Quant was much harder. I know DI can be a bit hit or miss, but Quant being so hard has thrown me off. At the time of my first attempt my highest official mock score was 675, so I def improved significantly in the month I had to prep between attempts.
If the official exam is so much harder than official mocks how could I have even effectively prepared? Feeling very dejected and not sure how to proceed from here. Have others experienced the same thing? Any advice? I have a degree in Econ and work in corp finance so I haven't faced the same level of math as engineers, but don't understand how this score is so bad and how I am just at 50th percentile after 4 months of prep, what am I doing wrong compared to others? How do I proceed?
(I've even done GMATClub and ExpertsGlobal tests but found the Quant harder than the official mocks so thought they are maybe not representative, and I found Admit Masters too easy)
If the official exam is so much harder than official mocks how could I have even effectively prepared? Feeling very dejected and not sure how to proceed from here. Have others experienced the same thing? Any advice? I have a degree in Econ and work in corp finance so I haven't faced the same level of math as engineers, but don't understand how this score is so bad and how I am just at 50th percentile after 4 months of prep, what am I doing wrong compared to others? How do I proceed?
(I've even done GMATClub and ExpertsGlobal tests but found the Quant harder than the official mocks so thought they are maybe not representative, and I found Admit Masters too easy)
18 Dec 2025, 08:07
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Your 700+ mock scores indicate that you already have a solid command of most of the GMAT content. So, from here, it's a matter of identifying and strengthening all remaining areas of weakness. So, be sure to thoroughly analyze your practice tests and practice sessions to identify those weaknesses. Then, for each area of weakness:
- Carefully review all of the properties, formulas, techniques and strategies related to that topic
- Locate and answer dozens of questions that test that topic.
For each question you answer incorrectly, ask yourself:
- Did I make a careless mistake?
- Did I incorrectly apply a related formula/property/technique?
- Did I fall for a trap answer? If so, what was the trap exactly?
- Was there a concept I did not understand in the question?
By carefully analyzing your mistakes, you will be able to fix your weaknesses efficiently and, in turn, improve your skills. This process has been proven to be effective for all topics.
For more tips, check out these articles:
- Developing the Proper Mindset For GMAT Success
- How to Increase Your GMAT Quant Score: Top 20 Tips
- How to Score High on GMAT Verbal on the Focus Edition
- How to Prepare for GMAT Data Insights
- Carefully review all of the properties, formulas, techniques and strategies related to that topic
- Locate and answer dozens of questions that test that topic.
For each question you answer incorrectly, ask yourself:
- Did I make a careless mistake?
- Did I incorrectly apply a related formula/property/technique?
- Did I fall for a trap answer? If so, what was the trap exactly?
- Was there a concept I did not understand in the question?
By carefully analyzing your mistakes, you will be able to fix your weaknesses efficiently and, in turn, improve your skills. This process has been proven to be effective for all topics.
For more tips, check out these articles:
- Developing the Proper Mindset For GMAT Success
- How to Increase Your GMAT Quant Score: Top 20 Tips
- How to Score High on GMAT Verbal on the Focus Edition
- How to Prepare for GMAT Data Insights
20 Dec 2025, 19:31
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Best of luck
