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What’s Your GMAT Strategy — Study Hours, Section Order, and Test-Day Mindset?
Hey everyone,
I wanted to start a discussion on [b]how different test-takers approach their GMAT prep and exam day — because I’ve noticed strategy often matters as much as content.
Let’s share and compare what’s worked best for us so far 👇
1️⃣ Study Plan:[/b]
Your insights could really help others fine-tune their strategies.
Looking forward to your responses! 💬
Hey everyone,
I wanted to start a discussion on [b]how different test-takers approach their GMAT prep and exam day — because I’ve noticed strategy often matters as much as content.
Let’s share and compare what’s worked best for us so far 👇
1️⃣ Study Plan:[/b]
- How many total hours/weeks did you study before your first attempt?
- Did you follow a structured plan (like Target Test Prep, e-GMAT, GMAT Club tests, etc.) or make your own?
- How did you balance Quant vs Verbal practice?
- Which order do you prefer on test day — Quant first or Verbal first? Why?
- Did section order impact your stamina or accuracy?
- How do you handle timing pressure (especially around questions 20–30)?
- Any rituals, breaks, or techniques that helped you stay focused?
- If you’ve taken the exam more than once, what was your biggest lesson or adjustment the second time around?
Your insights could really help others fine-tune their strategies.
Looking forward to your responses! 💬
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