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10 Aug 2026, 10:53
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Hi everyone,
I am preparing to take the GMAT at the end of November 2026 (giving me roughly 3 months of preparation time). My target score is 720+, and I am aiming for the ISB PGP 2027–2028 batch.
A Bit About My Background & "Why Now":
My profile so far reflects that of an average professional—I haven't been an extraordinary overachiever, but I've never settled either. Like many people navigating the middle ground, it’s easy to feel stuck. But I want to rewrite that narrative and fulfil a lifelong dream I owe to my younger self: studying at a world-class institution like ISB.
I am balancing this prep alongside a demanding 50-hour work week. While the timeline is tight and the schedule is packed, I am fully committed to making this work and claiming my dream.
Where I Need Your Help:
Given my 3-month timeline and full-time work schedule, I want to execute a hyper-structured and efficient strategy. I would really appreciate your recommendations on:
Thank you so much for your time!
I am preparing to take the GMAT at the end of November 2026 (giving me roughly 3 months of preparation time). My target score is 720+, and I am aiming for the ISB PGP 2027–2028 batch.
A Bit About My Background & "Why Now":
My profile so far reflects that of an average professional—I haven't been an extraordinary overachiever, but I've never settled either. Like many people navigating the middle ground, it’s easy to feel stuck. But I want to rewrite that narrative and fulfil a lifelong dream I owe to my younger self: studying at a world-class institution like ISB.
I am balancing this prep alongside a demanding 50-hour work week. While the timeline is tight and the schedule is packed, I am fully committed to making this work and claiming my dream.
Where I Need Your Help:
Given my 3-month timeline and full-time work schedule, I want to execute a hyper-structured and efficient strategy. I would really appreciate your recommendations on:
- Study Strategy & Preparation Roadmap: How should I structure my study hours (weekday vs. weekend) to maximise efficiency without burnout?
- Pre-recorded Courses/Platforms: Which self-paced or pre-recorded prep modules offer the best return on time for a high-target score?
- Mock Tests & Analytics: Which mock tests (apart from the official guide tests) provide the most accurate score estimation and actionable diagnostic analytics?
Thank you so much for your time!
10 Aug 2026, 18:24
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50 hours a week and a 3 month runway is tight but doable, I did something similar with a slightly longer runway. The biggest shift for me was giving up on even daily coverage. After a 50 hour work week you get maybe 60 to 90 good minutes on a weeknight, not more, so I stopped trying to touch every section every day. I ran each week on a rotation, two weekdays quant heavy, two verbal or DI heavy, weekend for a mock or a longer review session. Trying to do a little of everything every night is what actually burns people out, not the total hours.
On mocks, since that's more my lane, the analytics only help if you log why you got things wrong, not just what. "Quant, geometry" won't tell you anything by your third mock. "Misread the question, assumed positive integers" will, because that root cause starts showing up across different topics once you're looking for it.
I'll leave specific course picks to people who've used more of them recently, but 720 in 3 months while working full time is ambitious, not unreasonable, if the hours stay targeted instead of just long.
On mocks, since that's more my lane, the analytics only help if you log why you got things wrong, not just what. "Quant, geometry" won't tell you anything by your third mock. "Misread the question, assumed positive integers" will, because that root cause starts showing up across different topics once you're looking for it.
I'll leave specific course picks to people who've used more of them recently, but 720 in 3 months while working full time is ambitious, not unreasonable, if the hours stay targeted instead of just long.
10 Aug 2026, 19:16
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Target score of 655+, all the best with preparation..
