Is it hard to score 600+ on GMAT?

<p>Many test-takers can achieve a score of 600+ on the GMAT, but it takes strategic planning and concentrated preparation. Given how difficult the GMAT is, a score of 600 or more usually puts you in the middle to top range of scores. Even though scores in the 700+ level are more competitive, achieving 600+ still necessitates a thorough comprehension of the test's Verbal, Quantitative, Integrated Reasoning, and Analytical Writing Assessment portions. Your starting place and the amount of time you are willing to devote to your preparation will determine how challenging it is. With a few months of focused study, you might be able to attain 600 if you already have a solid foundation in maths and English. However, it could take more work and regular practice if you need to get better at things like verbal abilities or numeric reasoning. You can gradually raise your score by taking practice exams, reviewing your performance, and concentrating on your areas of weakness.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>To get a 600+ score on the GMAT one needs to do a lot of hard work and made consistent efforts to get this score. Start with the GMAT syllabus and pattern. You can then move on to the GMAT official guide and other official study material. Make this as the base of your preparation. Once you are thorough with this, you can read other authentic sources such as the Manhattan guides, Princeton Review study material, etc. Make a study plan and follow it strictly and try to cover one topic at a time. Also, note down your weakness and try to work on them to increase your score.</p>

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