You have spent 3 hours in the test center and are finally done and dusted with your GMAT. Your tentative GMAT score flashes on your screen, and it can go either of the following two ways: You have hit or blown past your target GMAT score OR You missed your target GMAT score As Rocky
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The 4th day of January 2020 was a much-awaited day for all the CAT 2019 takers. Jahnvi, like many other aspirants, was waiting for the clock to show 11:30 am so that she could see her CAT result. All the effort she put in for the preparation would bear fruit today. Due to high traffic
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If you’ve been planning on taking the GMAT, chances are you’ve come across the term ‘computer adaptive test (CAT)’, but do you really understand what that means, particularly with regard to the GMAT? Understanding how CATs work can dramatically improve your GMAT score. It allows you to roughly gauge your performance in real time, helps
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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
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The GMAT Enhanced Score Report (ESR) is an important tool to assess your performance and understand your strengths and weaknesses. The primary purpose of an Enhanced Score Report is to help you improve your GMAT score when you retake the test. To do that you should have a sound understanding of the various elements of
Read MoreWhat do GMAT High Scorers do differently? At e-GMAT, we study both “success” and “failure” and try to establish causality for both. We have numerous students who have scored above 700. At the same time, we have had a few students who have not done as well. In this article, I will try to outline
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Read the statements below. And if you agree with at least 1 statement, then spend the next 10 minutes reading this article. If you do not agree with any of the statements, then also read this article till this section so that you solidify your belief further. Positive reinforcement of one’s beliefs is always welcome!
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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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This is the place where you’ll find the legendary work of the 3 elves of middle internet. These wise elves traveled to the deepest corners of the digital space and forged this blog post with their flair for creating useful content on GMAT preparation and MBA admissions. Moreover, they work tirelessly to create new and
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Payal Tandon
