Is GMAT 740 the new 700? International applicants account for over 40% of all applications to top MBA programs in the United States. Yet fewer than 30% of seats in a typical incoming class are reserved for these applicants. The fierce competition among international applicants is compounded by the fact that candidates from just two
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Coronavirus pandemic has hit businesses hard and consequently affected their hiring. According to a survey of nearly 100 business schools by industry group MBA Career Services & Employer Alliance it has been a lackluster recruiting season at business schools as nearly half reported an overall decline in opportunities for students. According to an article by
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Dipinty Ghosal (real name) scored a 730 on the GMAT on her second attempt. An engineer by profession, she pivoted to a career as a branding executive in a fast-growing European firm after working for Infosys. She considered her 730 score a safe bet, even an advantage since two of her four target schools (Ross,
Read MoreGMAT preparation is not just about learning and applying concepts. It is about a constant struggle with fear of failure, anxiety, hopelessness, and all those negative emotions which creep into your mind to convince you that you cannot ace the GMAT. It is during these times that we yearn for inspiration. We tend to search
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Among the many elements of your MBA application, the GMAT is the one that you have a great chance of acing, even if you have had no business with it so far. This is obviously not true for most other elements, such as having good work experience or having good undergrad grades. Those elements are
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How to Ace GMAT Reading Comprehension We are the best in the industry in finding out the best processes to learn and develop core skills to ace any sub-section of the GMAT. Not that we love to blow our trumpets. We present facts backed by humongous amounts of data since our inception. Our revolutionary 3-step
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GMAT RC – An overview Mention this very special subsection – “GMAT Reading Comprehension” (RC) and watch most GMAT test takers cringe. But at e-GMAT, we transform this “cringe” to “crush.” It does not matter whether one possesses a low starting ability as did Rafaella (30th percentile) or a high starting ability as did Jim
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e-GMAT brings to you yet another GMAT journey that you can relate to, learn from, and get motivated by. Raunak, started with a score of 610 and achieved 740 (Q50, V40) within four months. A journey marked with hard work, consistency, never giving up, and the most important trait of “Learning from your mistakes” to
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“Magic (on the GMAT) cannot happen without logic (reasoning).” – Your friendly, neighbourhood e-GMAT Verbal Expert Critical Reasoning (or CR, as it is ubiquitously known) is arguably the subsection of GMAT Verbal that best exemplifies the importance of logical thinking on the test. Many of you are aware of it. Some of you love it.
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So, you’ve decided to do an MBA to catapult yourself into the big league, but you’re staring at this daunting obstacle in your path: the GMAT! You have absolutely no idea as to “How to prepare for GMAT Verbal?”, “Which resources to refer to?”, “What study strategies to follow?”, or, in fact, “How to start
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Read this article to learn more about the latest 2019 class profile, employment reports and salaries of the UC-Berkeley Haas School of Business. We have compiled and collated all of the most important data in one place for your easy reference.
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Columbia Business School is the business school of Columbia University. Located in Manhattan in New York City, it is one of the oldest business schools (Established in 1916). It is also one of the six Ivy League business schools and one of the most selective top MBA programs. In this article, we take an in-depth
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The first students of Yale School of Management arrived in 1976, full 5 years after the University received a bequest from Frederick W. Beinecke for creating a management-related program. Their mission was clear from day one – educating leaders for business and society. The full-time Yale MBA program is for two years. The faculty and
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