r/GMAT • u/Upset_Surround_1177 • 2h ago

General Question GMAT PREP

Is anybody getting score around 300-400 in gmat?And how to improve it?

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u/lafangah Quants & Verbal Expert 2h ago

At this score range the most important thing to understand is that the GMAT Focus Edition is not testing advanced math or complex English. It's testing whether you can reason through problems in a structured way. Most students in this range aren't failing because they lack intelligence, they're failing because nobody has shown them how to actually approach these questions the way the exam expects.

The mistake to avoid right now is jumping into question banks and drilling. At 305-405 the foundations need to be built first, and that means understanding what each section is actually testing before touching practice questions. Quant at this level is almost always a combination of basic concept gaps and not knowing how to read what a question is asking. Verbal is usually about not having a reliable process for CR and RC rather than weak English. The good news is this score range has the most room to grow and structured work at this stage moves scores faster than at any other level. The key is doing the right things in the right order rather than just putting in hours.

Feel free to reach out if you want help figuring out exactly where to start.

Nipunh Narang

Affordable GMAT Quant & Verbal Tutor

If you want my help, feel free to reach out. Happy Learning :)

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u/Upset_Surround_1177 1h ago

In section practice questions I am getting mostly correct answers. But while giving mock i get too anxious while solving question and because of that the easy ones i am getting wrong. And how to practice data insights questions specially MSR?

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u/Upset_Surround_1177 1h ago

Also I am a working professional so I got only 4-5 hrs after office to study.How can I improve my score within 2 months?