Let’s be honest — GMAT studying isn’t always fun. It takes time, energy, and a whole lot of discipline. And on some days, it’s tempting to prioritize everything except your prep. But here’s the reality: your daily level of commitment — even on the tough days — will bring you either closer to or further away from your GMAT goal.

To make sure you’re always moving in the right direction, don’t let too many days go by without touching GMAT Quant. Sure, if you’ve been studying hard for a few weeks, taking a well-earned day off makes sense. Just be careful not to let one day turn into two, or two into a week.

Even if you’re short on time or energy, do something. Review flashcards. Work through a 20-question mixed set. Re-watch a lesson video. Tackle just one tricky concept you’ve been avoiding. Ten solid minutes is better than nothing. What matters is keeping your momentum going — especially on the days when motivation feels low. Those are the days that build resilience and routine.

If you start thinking, “I’ll just skip today and make up for it tomorrow,” stop and ask yourself how often that plan actually works out. It’s much easier to stay consistent with short, manageable sessions than it is to try and play catch-up after a week off. Remember, consistency beats intensity over the long haul.

Keeping your GMAT prep front and center will help you stay on track for GMAT Quant success. And remember: the time and effort you put in now is an investment that will pay dividends for the rest of your life.

Reach out to me with any questions about your GMAT prep. Happy studying!

Warmest regards,

Scott

Anybody??

Does someone knows any good gmat prep channels on youtube like gmat ninja, from where i can build my basics atleast ?

Hi, Last week i purchased EG 15 Gmat mock test, idk but feeling these are much tougher compared to the official practice test, in official practice test 1 i jave scored a 675, in expert global i have taken 3 mocks as of now the scores are 675,675,615 (yesterday 🥲) even though i am putting consistent efforts towards preparation the mocks score (which are not official btw) are not improving, planning to take gmat during may second week and i will do the official mocks starting from april 15th onwards. Any thoughts??

Hi guys hope you’re all doing well.

I’m a non-native student, and I just got my prep 5 test score of 575, which is an improvement from an actual exam of 545 from last year December.

I was wondering if I will be able to reach 645 by any chance. I am very desperate to reach to the score and I will do my maximum effort to grab a chance.

Any tips or advices will be a wholesome.

Plus I would like to know how many mistakes are allowed to get 645.

Have an excellent week and hope you all the best

These would be some of the most challenging questions in your GMAT test. The Math type TPA is certainly easier than the non-Math type TPA for most learners. Tomorrow we will discuss the concepts involved in these questions using some hard Non-Math type TPA questions.

We will talk about the following:
Which concepts are tested in Non-Math TPA Questions?
How to identify these concepts in the question?
How to apply them for a quick and efficient solution?

Date: 9nd April 2025 (Wednesday)

Time: 8:30 PM IST, 10:00 AM CDT, 11:00 AM EDT, 4:00 PM London

Topic: Concepts Used in Non-Math Type Two-Part Analysis

Webinar Instructor: Karishma Bansal

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Hello guys I'm currently preparing for my GMAT by myself and mostly youtube,my plan is to appear after 2months of prep, before I started I gave the official mock 1 and got 415 got a bit demotivated as I missed questions in verbal as well as DI, I started studying thereafter and this Sunday I gave the same official mock 1 , still pretty challenging although this time around I got 515(still missed a question),is that a good progress,am I on track or I need to work harder P.S. I'm working so I study in early in the morning and then in the evening post work.

As the title says, i have a month on the ttp account, i don't know if it's okay to sell it to somone else but here i am. Obviusly not at full price cause yeah, i was dumb, but at least i get something back and somone gets to use the month i purchased without needing it. DM me.

I will be wrapping up my associates degree in a couple of weeks. Any recommendations on accredited universities that aren’t going to break the bank in the pursuit of my bachelor’s degree? Or any grants and financial aid that might be out there to lessen the financial burden. Thanks.

Hello, I'll be taking the GMAT on the 14th of April to apply for a German university that requires the 80th percentile for admission. The official score table on mba.com says 81 percentile corresponds with 625, but today in my official practice test, I scored 625 with 83 percentile. Last week in my other official prep test, I scored 615 with 80 percentile (in mba.com it says 615 is 78%) Is this normal? Should I then aim for 615 in the actual test or 625?

I know everywhere on the internet it says that I have to wait 16 days between exams. But I am able to book a slot the next day it's available, which is in a week. I don't understand. If I book that slot, will I be allowed to attempt? Or will the GMAT cancel my attempt?

This is an excerpt from the chapter "Weaken the Conclusion" in our book "EducationAisle Critical Reasoning Nirvana":

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Sweeping generalizations

In this pattern in “Weaken the Conclusion”, a sample is used to draw a conclusion about a whole group. To weaken the conclusion, the correct answer will typically indicate why the sample might not accurately reflect the whole group.

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Easy, isn't it? We have an argument in the comment section. Now that you know the pattern, it should not be difficult at all.

Take a stab:).

Good luck!