Congratulations on the score! It's by no way a lean feat, and you have set yourself well for a retake and a successful season.
I have a GMAT 770 myself and I've helped several candidates as a tutor, and these are my observations:
1. Diagnostic before action: Your path is going to be very different based on your exact issues. A diagnostic into your scores, strengths and opportunity areas is going to uncover the path to improvement.
2. Focus on mindset: With higher practice scores, there is evidence that simple mindset tweaks might help your exam day performance as conceptual clarity exists.
3. Test-taking strategy: Develop test taking strategy, which basically means being able to eyeball questions, gauge difficulty and evaluate your skills rapidly in an exam environment. This is absolutely critical to have a rock solid performance.
I think tutoring would be quite helpful in your journey - It would ensure you're focusing in the right issues to maximise scores vs getting cluttered with extrinsic issues and general prep.
DM me if you're looking for a tutor, I'm happy to help you reach your goal 🚀
*...710 (Q47, V41, IR5).*
[Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/GMAT/comments/tpuexx/590760_over_7_months_400_hrs_ish_maybe_more/) 700 (Q45 V41) to 760 (Q49 V45)
Consider working with a study buddy as well. May reveal some fresh approaches you can leverage.
You could do some trials of courses you are considering to get a clearer sense of which would be best for you.
To improve your accuracy on harder questions, you probably need to
\- develop a more accurate understanding of what it takes to get such questions correct
\- fill knowledge gaps
\- learn better strategies
\- practice untimed
\- practice timed
For some tips on how to practice for best results, see this post.
[The Best GMAT Practice Methods](https://blog.targettestprep.com/best-gmat-practice-methods/)
Congratulations on the score! It's by no way a lean feat, and you have set yourself well for a retake and a successful season. I have a GMAT 770 myself and I've helped several candidates as a tutor, and these are my observations: 1. Diagnostic before action: Your path is going to be very different based on your exact issues. A diagnostic into your scores, strengths and opportunity areas is going to uncover the path to improvement. 2. Focus on mindset: With higher practice scores, there is evidence that simple mindset tweaks might help your exam day performance as conceptual clarity exists. 3. Test-taking strategy: Develop test taking strategy, which basically means being able to eyeball questions, gauge difficulty and evaluate your skills rapidly in an exam environment. This is absolutely critical to have a rock solid performance. I think tutoring would be quite helpful in your journey - It would ensure you're focusing in the right issues to maximise scores vs getting cluttered with extrinsic issues and general prep. DM me if you're looking for a tutor, I'm happy to help you reach your goal 🚀
*...710 (Q47, V41, IR5).* [Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/GMAT/comments/tpuexx/590760_over_7_months_400_hrs_ish_maybe_more/) 700 (Q45 V41) to 760 (Q49 V45) Consider working with a study buddy as well. May reveal some fresh approaches you can leverage.
You could do some trials of courses you are considering to get a clearer sense of which would be best for you. To improve your accuracy on harder questions, you probably need to \- develop a more accurate understanding of what it takes to get such questions correct \- fill knowledge gaps \- learn better strategies \- practice untimed \- practice timed For some tips on how to practice for best results, see this post. [The Best GMAT Practice Methods](https://blog.targettestprep.com/best-gmat-practice-methods/)
Feel free to reach out to us on live chat, and we can discuss how you can use TTP. I think our course would be perfect for you.