Consider the following scenario – You have spent the last few weeks or months in preparing for the GMAT, and now your test date is just 25 odd days away. How should you spend this time to get the best GMAT score possible? What are the things you should and should not do so that
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Once you are done with all GMAT sections, those few seconds of anticipation when you wait for your score to appear on the screen, feel like a lifetime. You wonder, will your score cause elation or a sigh of disappointment? What will be your next steps if you get your target GMAT score? What will
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Michael, Rahul, and Anna – Three people in three different cities took the GMAT on October 15, 2020. All three of them got different scores. While Anna is elated to score a 760, Michael and Rahul are disappointed with their scores of 600 and 650 respectively. They’re both considering retaking the GMAT. While Rahul is
Read MoreHow to plan your GMAT Preparation with Work? Many full-time working professionals struggle to take time out to study for the GMAT settling either for sub-par scores or taking an extended break from their work to study for the test. Some procrastinate, leaving their GMAT preparation till the very end. Yet, there are some such
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How can I focus on GMAT preparation? How can I overcome procrastination? We have stories of numerous people who aced the GMAT and went on to get an admit from their target business school. When you imagine them, you likely think of highly energetic and focused people who never succumbed to procrastination. The truth is
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Every GMAT taker aspires to score 700 or above on the GMAT. Breaking the 700-barrier is an achievement on its own. There are a few students who tend to take the brute force approach and end up exhausting themselves during the test. Therefore, we always suggest a methodical approach to score 700+ on the GMAT
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GMAT preparation requires time and effort. It might take days, weeks, or even months to prep for the exam. Ashray was able to score GMAT 760 in just 20 days, whereas it took Jinna Yang more than six months to score 760 on the GMAT. Thus, the time taken to prepare for the GMAT depends
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In our previous articles, we have seen how the GMAT works as an adaptive test. We have also explored the timing strategies that will help us in getting a high score on the GMAT. However, there is a crucial component we are yet to cover, i.e., measuring ability during preparation for the GMAT. In this
Read MoreOG 2020: Question No. 312 In any sequence of n nonzero numbers, a pair of consecutive terms with opposite signs represents a sign change. For example, the sequence –2, 3, –4, 5 has three sign changes. Does the sequence of nonzero numbers s1, s2, s3, . . ., sn have an even number of sign
Read MoreOGQR 2020: Question No. 85 In the figure above, the area of the parallelogram is Source OGQR 2020 Type Problem Solving Topic Geometry Sub-Topic Quadrilateral Difficulty Medium Solution Given In this question, we are given The diagram of a parallelogram, where the adjacent sides are of length 8 and 12 One angle between the sides
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