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By Harminder Singh
Overview of the GMAT exam and its importance for business school admissions.
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Analytical Writing Assessment (1 essay), Integrated Reasoning (12 questions), Quantitative Reasoning (31 questions), Verbal Reasoning (36 questions). Total: 3 hours, 30 minutes.
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Set target score, assess strengths/weaknesses, create study plan, review content, practice with timed tests, analyze mistakes, and track progress.
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Explore the core content areas of the GMAT, including quantitative, verbal, and analytical writing assessment (AWA).
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Read questions carefully, manage time wisely, use process of elimination, practice mental math, and stay calm and focused.
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Utilize official GMAT practice tests, question banks, and sample questions for realistic exam practice.
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Assess your performance on practice tests to identify areas of strength and weakness for targeted improvement.
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Practice with real GMAT questions, learn key concepts/formulas, solve problems step-by-step, seek additional resources, and review data interpretation.
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Read widely, build vocabulary, practice critical reasoning, improve sentence correction skills, and analyze reading comprehension passages.
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Plan essay structure, analyze prompt, develop clear thesis, provide examples, use logical reasoning, and proofread for grammar.
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Summarize key takeaways and provide additional tips to maximize your chances of acing the GMAT exam.
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Recap the importance of preparation, dedication, and consistent practice in achieving success on the GMAT exam.
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