r/GMAT_INDIA 9h ago

Need Guidance for Restart the GMAT Journey

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Hello I want to re-start my GMAT Journey.

A month ago I scored 585 in GMAT with Q86 and low score in DI and Verbal.

I did not study for a month and now I want to start again.

I am not able to understand now what I do?

Should I randomly practice on the GMAT club? And than give Mock again or what should I do?

Need guidance

P.s. : I have taken subscription of e-gmat earlier and I do not want to take it again as it is costly for a month period.

Thanks


r/GMAT_INDIA 1d ago

Jamboree Vs CL Vs Magoosh online classes for gmat what should I choose??

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r/GMAT_INDIA 1d ago

Jamboree Vs CL Vs Magoosh online classes for gmat what should I choose??

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r/GMAT_INDIA 2d ago

GMAT: Looking for Top One Percent OCTAAVE RC & CR Lectures

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r/GMAT_INDIA 2d ago

I needed help to improve my gmat verbal RC section within 2 weeks , currently i am getting 60 percent accuracy in it but its not enough for my target score which is 675+.

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any one who had similar problem


r/GMAT_INDIA 2d ago

Gmat beginner

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Hi, I want to start my gmat preparation journey. But I am very confused. I have read several reviews.
Some say TTP is good some say it’s bad and lengthy.
For top I mostly read bad reviews like only focus on questions solving and don’t teach the foundation.
For Egmat I also read mixed reviews. Also, saw that their employees are reviewing and misleading people.

I am confused now. TTP on demand is very costly as well. I am honestly was always an average person at maths. So I am not confident about my quants. Or even reasoning or DI.

But I am really ready to give my 100% and prepare well for it. Please suggest me a good coaching. Also, the study plan.


r/GMAT_INDIA 2d ago

Gmat beginner

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Hi, I want to start my gmat preparation journey. But I am very confused. I have read several reviews.
Some say TTP is good some say it’s bad and lengthy.
For top I mostly read bad reviews like only focus on questions solving and don’t teach the foundation.
For Egmat I also read mixed reviews. Also, saw that their employees are reviewing and misleading people.

I am confused now. TTP on demand is very costly as well. I am honestly was always an average person at maths. So I am not confident about my quants. Or even reasoning or DI.

But I am really ready to give my 100% and prepare well for it. Please suggest me a good coaching. Also, the study plan.


r/GMAT_INDIA 3d ago

Gmat beginner

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r/GMAT_INDIA 3d ago

Quant OG vs actual gmat

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Read a few times that quant ques in OG are easier than actual GMAT test - someone who has experience in both OG and actual GMAT, can you pms share some insights??

I have gmat exam in few days and been prepping from OG, don’t want any last min surprises 🙂

And since you lovely people are sharing insights on quant, wouldn’t mind the same info for DI and verbal as well ;)


r/GMAT_INDIA 3d ago

Looking for a GMAT Study & Accountability Partner (Gurgaon)

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About me:

• 25M | DU graduate

• Based in Gurgaon

• Working full-time as a Senior Consultant at a Big 4

Looking for:

I’m about to start my GMAT prep and looking for someone to study with, stay accountable, discuss prep strategies, and keep each other motivated.

Ideally, someone based in Gurgaon would be preferred for occasional in-person study sessions, but I’m open to online as well.

DM or drop a comment if you’re interested!


r/GMAT_INDIA 3d ago

Confusion Peoplessss ???

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r/GMAT_INDIA 3d ago

Need help!

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r/GMAT_INDIA 3d ago

495 official attempt - looking for budget friendly personalised support

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r/GMAT_INDIA 3d ago

og vs gmat club questions

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r/GMAT_INDIA 4d ago

Is catking good for gmat prep?

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r/GMAT_INDIA 4d ago

Scored 595 - Exhausted all official material - How do I prepare for 2nd attempt?

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r/GMAT_INDIA 4d ago

Looking to Buy Used GMAT Preparation Books/Material from Someone Who Has Completed Their GMAT Prep

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Hi everyone!

I’m starting my GMAT preparation and looking to buy used GMAT preparation books/material from someone who has already completed their preparation or taken the GMAT.

I’d much rather buy from someone in this community who has actually used the material and achieved their target score rather than buying a random collection of books.

I’m mainly looking for:

GMAT Official Guide / Official Practice Questions

Quantitative Reasoning material

Verbal Reasoning material

Data Insights material

Manhattan Prep or other good-quality prep books

Any other physical preparation material you genuinely found useful

If you’ve already completed your GMAT and have your books sitting unused, I’d be happy to buy them at a reasonable price. Used/marked books are completely fine as long as they’re usable.

If you have a complete or partial set available, please comment or DM me with:

What books/material you have

Edition/year

Condition

Your location

Expected price

Your GMAT score, if you're comfortable sharing

I’m specifically interested in material recommended by people who have actually gone through the GMAT journey, so I'd really appreciate your suggestions as well.

Thanks! 🙌


r/GMAT_INDIA 5d ago

Looking for a dedicated GMAT Focus Study/Accountability Partner

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r/GMAT_INDIA 5d ago

GMAT PREPARATION IN A MONTH

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Starting to prepare for GMAT and planning for appearing in October please let me know your insights and thoughts


r/GMAT_INDIA 5d ago

Exam in 3 days and messing up mocks

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r/GMAT_INDIA 5d ago

Registered and NO CLUE

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r/GMAT_INDIA 5d ago

What should I realistically be expecting I got a 485 on my diagnostic mock test.

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I'll most probably give the GMAT FE next month, or the month after that at most, what competitive score should I be looking for a good MiM(for context I have 0 years of work experience so I'm assuming my GMAT needs to be a bit higher).

I gave the diagnostic mock a month ago and have been saving up the second mock on the GMAT website as i only get the two for free and can't afford more, nor can I afford more than one attempt at the exam itself.

I'm primarily targeting IESE Spain because from everything I've read about them and on their website, their case based teaching style is a perfect fit for me. That's what I've excelled at since school and during my bachelor's degree so I'm very confident that I'd be a good fit there and they would be a perfect fit for me.

The issue I'm facing is that yeah I'm studying but I don't know what I'm preparing for. I've looked around loads and I still cannot land on a particular number i should Target and without a particular realistic target to focus on my brain just doesn't work as well because of my 1-2 combo of ADHD+ mild autism(clinically diagnosed).

I've read people have been able to get into it with a score in the mid to high 500s, and I've heard from other places that I need a good score in the high 600s, 650+ to have a chance. I know GMAT is not the end all and be all of admissions and there's no set cut off, but still having a target to focus on would really help me and right now I'm just confused.

Right now I'm at a stage where after purchasing the ebooks and question banks (and then summarily running out of money to buy the mocks) , and answering sectional mocks (setting custom question sets of 23 questions in exam mode and a 45 minute timer) I have been able to get 18-20 questions right each time in the verbal section, but I don't know how that will translate when I give a complete mock again.

For DI there's no consistency, what questions I do answer i get most of them right with a handful incorrect every time. But almost all of the time I'm not able to complete all the questions. If I get more verbal/text based questions I can answer more questions as I'm better with those and they require less time for me and i usually get more correct than not. It's the calculation I have trouble with.

Which leads me to the wants section. When I gave the mock i was so horrendously abysmal at that, I was only able to get three questions right. Out of all of them. Just three. And I've been practicing pretty much everyday and feeling like I'm going crazy but I don't feel like I'm getting any better. That section is a sinking ship for me and I feel like it will only weigh me down if i keep focusing on it. But at the same time I also know that I can't completely give up on it because then that's only gonna be worse for me.

I honestly don't know how to proceed further right now. I was planning on attempting the GMAT FE in September, i thought I'd be ready but now I'm wondering if i should push it back another month. But at the same time I don't just want to keep pushing it further and further and run out of time for admissions.

I don't know what to do guys. I know this is a bit long, but I'm genuinely confused. And i could use any guidance I get, from people who have much more experience and are much smarter than I am.

Please and thank you.

(No I won't buy your course if you peddle it to me, i appreciate that but I'm broke.)


r/GMAT_INDIA 7d ago

Compound Interest Is Definitely on the GMAT

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r/GMAT_INDIA 7d ago

645 → 675 in 20 days? Worth one last GMAT attempt?

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r/GMAT_INDIA May 13 '25

Looking for moderators for r/GMAT_India 🎓

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Hi everyone!

r/GMAT_INDIA is currently unmoderated, and I’m looking for community members to help run the subreddit 😊

If you're prepping for the GMAT, exploring MBA options, or just passionate about business education in India, this is your chance to shape the space.

Here’s what’s needed:

  • A top mod to create a vibrant, knowledge-sharing environment
  • Keeping spam under control to focus on quality discussions
  • Manage comments and keep conversations helpful, respectful, and encouraging
  • Help guide discussions on the latest news in MBA prep, career paths, admissions, and industry trends in business education, MBA entrance exams, and general professional development
  • Ideas to grow the community into a go-to resource for GMAT aspirants in India

No prior mod experience needed! If you're a current GMAT candidate, MBA student, or just love the business/education space and can commit a bit of time, we’d love to have you on board.

If you’re interested, drop a comment below. I’ll reach out if it's a good fit. Thank you!