No matter what test you’re preparing for, the first step in any successful prep program is understanding the rules of the game. Or, as a wise man (Kendrick Lamar? Pretty sure it was Kendrick) once said, “Know your enemy.”
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When it comes to selecting materials to help you prepare for the GMAT, the number of options can be overwhelming. One could easily list at least 25 different publications and online resources that are of
The Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC), the makers of the GMAT exam, is introducing bold new changes to the GMAT Online exam, that version of the GMAT designed for students to take at home rather
For many students burrowing down the GMAT Preparation rabbit hole, the most daunting component is that part of the exam that has been a staple of our standardized testing career—reading comprehension. Though we’ve been taught
What many in the testing industry have suspected has now become a reality — the GMAT Online, the at-home version of the GMAT, is now a permanent option. Originally implemented in April of last year
The GMAT Critical Reasoning questions comprise approximately 1/3 of the 36 questions (thus about 11 or 12) that make up the overall verbal section of the test. Each one consists of a short paragraph (called
Most students embarking on their GMAT preparation journey are under the mistaken impression that their biggest challenge will be mastering the content of the exam. They fret about having to return to the material covered
So you’ve been prepping for the GMAT for some time, and hopefully you’ve been pleased with your online GMAT prep. Now you’re ready to schedule a test date. In this age of COVID, you’ll have
We have been fielding many inquiries about the new abridged version of the GMAT that has popped on to the standardized testing scene. It’s called the Executive Assessment, and it has actually been on the
If you have decided on the GMAT for your business school admissions journey, and you’ve put the GMAT vs. GRE issues aside, then you’d better get used to the GMAT sentence correction question, which comprises
Understanding Your GMAT Score: Now that you’ve decided which exam you’ll take for business school, you may ask, “What’s a good GMAT score?” Before we answer that question, it’s useful to review how the GMAT