The GMAT
The GRADUATE MANAGEMENT ADMISSION TEST (GMAT) is a required part of the admissions process for most business schools across the whole world. In addition, some graduate finance and economics programs use the GMAT during their admissions evaluation process. Due to its importance in the application process, candidates choosing to pursue a MBA should begin preparing for the GMAT CAT early to increase their chances of getting admitted in the school of their dreams. A GMAT can have a serious effect on your future career as 85% of all business school admission officers claim that the GMAT result is the most important factor in the admission process for highly rated business schools.

1. The man and the plan First, you have to figure out for yourself where you stand. Analyze yourself, what are your strengths and what are your weaknesses. You know which kind of questions you are going to face, so you just have to ask yourself the question which bridges will be the hardest to cross. You know you will have to take geometry questions in the Quantitative section; so are you strong enough with triangles and quadrilaterals, but too weak with circles? If you can answer this question about yourself you already know where the focus of your preparation should be put Why would you spend a lot of time on an a question you know you will probably answer it wrong in the end, no matter what? Knowing what you can, but especially what you can not, will prove very valuable in the time pressure that the GMAT puts on you. So to use your time wisely, it is very important to know your own abilities beforehand.

2. Rehearsal, rehearsal, rehearsal It should be stressed even more than three times. Rehearsal and practicing is key in getting a good GMAT result. This test isn’t just like an IQ test for which you can’t train, training is essential in getting improved results on a GMAT test. If you set aside time in a silent environment to prepare by taking some practice GMAT exams, you’ll be up for the hard work: sitting in a chair and focusing on test material for a few hours. But after all the hard work is very rewarding. Since the skills doesn’t come naturally for most people, why not practice? By practicing you will also get to know your own abilities, which, as mentioned already, are very important to know. We gathered some training programs and reviewed them for you. You can find them at the end of this E-book.

3. The way to read The part of “Reading Comprehension” requires you to really read each passage quickly and look for its most important ideas. It’s also crucial to understand that everything that is written is there for a reason, and those reasons are in general more important than the little details that can be found throughout the text. Taking notes is advised, and be structured while doing it. Also, learn the most frequently used
types of flawed answers that are used in the GMAT test and get to know how you should avoid choosing them.

4. How to correct that sentence In the part “Sentence corrections” you will be given a few sentences which require correction. About twenty percent of all the sentences will already be correct as they are. A very good method to track those correct sentences is by reading them out loud in your mind. If you think they sound alright, most probably they are. Wording the sentences “tight” is an effective way of correcting sentences. Don’t use more words than necessary. If you can’t see a difference between multiple sentences, choose the shortest answer!

5. Reason critically The “Critical Reasoning” section requires you to recognize the most essential elements of any argument – evidence, conclusion, and assumptions. Remember the following logics: when a statement makes the conclusion more likely to be accurate, then that statement reinforces the argument. If it is the other way around, the statement weakens the argument. Get to know the most common errors in some reasoning (again, by rehearsal, rehearsal, rehearsal) and learn how to recognize them. Don’t be fooled by what you already know about a certain subject or topic, because that’s not the point. Act as if you don’t have more information than others about the subject and respond to the question, only in terms of the argument presented.

6. Guesstimate The “Multiple-choice questions” in the Quantitative section will require you to beak word problems into separate simple sentences that you redefine as numbers and symbols. Sometimes it can be interesting to sketch your own situation on a piece of scrap paper. Spend half a minute on examining the pictures and graphs that are given for graph interpretation problems before you go in depth in answering the questions. By all means use guesstimates as most answers are unique enough to really give a calculated answer. The logics are more important than the actual math’s!

7. Don’t look for the right solution For the “Data Sufficiency” section, it’s very important to keep in mind that you should not look for the right solution. Just reason whether or not you can get to a right solution by all the info that is given. Learn the directions and answer choices backward and forward before the test date, because for every single GMAT test, the answer choices are exactly the same. This will save you a lot of time on the actual test day.

8. Write simple and clear For the analytical writing part it would be best to use the four-step process in order to effectively structure your time and energy: brainstorm, outline, write and revise. Keeping your text simple and clear will make your point of view pop out even better. Be specific and avoid mechanical errors.

Conclusion Being prepared is very essential. Unlike IQ tests, it is possible to train for a GMAT test, it is even recommended. The way questions are asked and the way answer choices are given are very standardized throughout all the tests. Since your future career most likely depends on your results for the GMAT test we recommend you not to take it very lightly. To better prepare for this important test there are some courses and preparation tests and books available online.
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