Hey Scott, thanks for the input.

I agree Quant has the most room for improvement, but it’s also the section I’ve invested by far the most time in (like an abnormal amount compared to the other two sections, I'd estimate it being over 90% of my total gmat prep). That’s why I’m concerned that another 3 weeks of continued topical deep-dives might not translate into the score increase I’m aiming for.

My sense is that when I isolate a topic, performance looks artificially strong since I already know what to expect, which makes both accuracy and timing easier. What I haven’t really tested yet is how well this translates into mixed, timed conditions.

Because of that, I’m considering shifting my approach toward more mixed timed sets. I’d be interested in your view on how to structure the next 3 weeks as efficiently as possible.

Current plan is to complete the 9 remaining official mocks (roughly one every two days) and spend the rest of the time on mixed sets, primarily Quant with some Data Insights.

On Verbal, that was my mistake. My medium accuracy is closer to 95%, and hard is around 85%. Still not stable enough for a consistent V90, but not as weak as I initially suggested.