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The Secret to Achieving Your GMAT Score Goal 🎯 #GMAT Score Boost

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Grit and a growth mindset are two key components of GMAT success. A growth mindset helps GMAT test-takers believe they can develop their skills, while grit ensures they keep going despite challenges. Together, these two qualities are critical for increasing your score on the GMAT. For instance, let’s say someone struggles with GMAT Quant. Without grit, she may avoid tough topics or give up when progress is slow. But with grit, she keeps pushing, knowing mastery takes time. Similarly, a test-taker with a fixed mindset may see a tough question as proof that he’s not “good at math,” while someone with a growth mindset sees it as just another hurdle to overcome. Ultimately, GMAT success isn’t about being naturally good at something—it’s about persistence. Students embracing grit and a growth mindset don’t let mistakes define them. Instead, they see setbacks as opportunities to improve. So, if you’re feeling stuck in your GMAT prep, consider whet â€Š...more
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The Secret to Achieving Your GMAT Score Goal 🎯 #GMAT Score Boost
Grit and a growth mindset are two key components of GMAT success. A growth mindset helps GMAT test-takers believe they can develop their skills, while grit ensures they keep going despite challenges. Together, these two qualities are critical for increasing your score on the GMAT. For instance, let’s say someone struggles with GMAT Quant. Without grit, she may avoid tough topics or give up when progress is slow. But with grit, she keeps pushing, knowing mastery takes time. Similarly, a test-taker with a fixed mindset may see a tough question as proof that he’s not “good at math,” while someone with a growth mindset sees it as just another hurdle to overcome. Ultimately, GMAT success isn’t about being naturally good at something—it’s about persistence. Students embracing grit and a growth mindset don’t let mistakes define them. Instead, they see setbacks as opportunities to improve. So, if you’re feeling stuck in your GMAT prep, consider whether a mindset shift is in order. Watch Angela Duckworth’s TED Talk on grit, read Carol Dweck’s research, and apply these ideas to your GMAT journey. The key is to keep going. 👉 Angela Lee Duckworth's TED Talk on Grit:    â€ą Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseveranc...   👉 Carol Dweck: A Summary of Growth and Fixed Mindsets: https://fs.blog/carol-dweck-mindset/ Target Test Prep recently introduced the OnDemand GMAT course, the most comprehensive video course for the GMAT! This latest addition to our highly-rated, 5-star self-study program is designed to take your GMAT preparation to the next level. OnDemand features 400 hours of lecture-style teaching videos. These videos are packed with comprehensive content and proven strategies to elevate your GMAT prep and efficiently guide you toward your target score. If you prefer learning through engaging video lessons, OnDemand is exactly what you need. https://gmat.targettestprep.com/ondemand #GMAT #MBAAdmissions #GMATScore #GMATPrep #GMATSuccess #GMATStudy #GMATTips #GMATStrategies #GMATQuant #GMATVerbal #GMATIndia #TargetTestPrep #TTP #PrepareWithTheBestRockTheTest

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