You may notice that the questions that are included in OG quizzes do not contain answer choices. This is by design. Since GMAC owns the copyright to these questions, no test prep company can legally reproduce these questions in a digital format. But for your ease of reference, we have utilized the format that GMAC
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A Q50 score on the GMAT Quant section corresponds to an 85 percentile score. A Q50+ GMAT quant score does not only look good on your score report but also proves that you have the required quantitative ability to get through business school. This quantitative ability will hold you in good stead even after business
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Taking standardized tests causes anxiety. Even more so when the stakes are as high as the GMAT. It is natural to feel trepidation about your GMAT score when it may play a big role in deciding your career trajectory and earning potential for years to come. However, it is possible to control your GMAT test
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The GMAT integrated reasoning section was introduced in 2012 with the aim of testing skills that are important for success both in business school and in real-life business situations. In the contemporary data-driven world, employers value business leaders who can sort through large amounts of data, determine what is most relevant and incorporate that into
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Ancient mathematicians introduced the concept of lines to represent straight objects which had negligible width and depth. Considered as a breadth less length by Euclid, lines form the basis of Euclidean geometry. When two rays(part of a straight line) intersect each other in the same plane, they form an angle. The point of intersection is
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To solve SC questions, students typically follow one of the two prevalent methods: Meaning-based method Splits method While these methods differ in the sequence of steps prescribed, they have one thing in common – “meaning is central to both these methods”. In this article, I will demonstrate that if you want to attain that 90th
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In this article, we are going to learn about the simplest form of a polygon, a triangle. All polygons can be divided into triangles, or in other words, they are formed by combining two or more triangles. Thus, understanding the basic properties of triangles and their types is important. Here is an outline of the
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Studying for the GMAT while working full-time is hard. Scoring 730+ is much harder. Yet, for most students, we estimate that incremental ROI of a 730+ GMAT score over a 700 GMAT score is $500K+; the highest it has ever been. In this article, we will discuss three compelling reasons why such is the case.
Read MoreThe expressions Like and As are used to present comparison and are often tested against each other. Correct usage of Like When used to present comparison, like must be followed by a noun entity. This noun entity can be a single noun word or a noun phrase. The noun following like is compared to the
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Have you ever wondered as to “how to study for GMAT” or “How can I score a 760 on the GMAT?” Many students ask us “Give me a study plan to score 760 in 3 months”. We believe that general study plans are not efficient as every student is different and hence we believe in
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