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Train Your Body for the GMAT
When you’re preparing for the GMAT, you naturally want to take practice tests and study diligently. But peak performance doesn’t just depend on your knowledge and skills. It depends on your entire state of being: your digestive system, your muscles, your emotions. If all of your bodily systems...
Must Read for Reapplicants
This time of year, we get a huge number of inquiries from students gearing up for the reapplication process. This makes sense, as this subset of students is often driven to succeed, still hurting from the sting of getting rejection letters, and aware that going...
Save the date – RC course launch
I am very excited to announce that the launch of Reading Comprehension course on April 7th. With 40+ concept files, 40 passages and 200+ questions, the Reading Comprehension course is our most extensive effort till date. In addition to engaging content, the course contains great...
e-GMAT RC diagnostic
Hello Everyone, As you may be aware, we are planning to launch our Reading Comprehension course on April 7. We have prepared a Diagnostic for the same and would like to get your feedback on it. This diagnostic is available free of charge in the e-GMAT...
Prep Early for Recommendations: A High-Impact Action for Admissions
Many candidates fail to recognize that their recommendations are as influential in determining their admissions success or failure as their MBA admission essays. You can have a fantastic candidacy and application in every other way (application form, GMAT score, GPA, essays, resume, work experience...
Why Patience Pays off on Data Sufficiency Questions
By Jen Rugani In the Nintendo game Super Mario Bros., Mario uses green warp pipes to travel around the world. Even though some of these pipes don’t lead anywhere, savvy players know that it’s wise to try to enter every single one, because every so often,...
Arguments and Assumptions on the GMAT
Isolating the Nerve Center of an Argument Arguments in real life can take a number of forms, but arguments on GMAT Critical Reasoning questions are relatively formulaic. The typical GMAT argument has three parts: 1) Premise: the starting point of deductions; often, agreement to this is assumed. 2) Conclusion: what...
Find the Right Online GMAT Classes for You
If you are one of those students, who intend to take the GMAT in order to be admitted to a good business school, you must find the most appropriate online GMAT classes for you. By simply obtaining a good GMAT score, you can complete the...
Top Business School Rejects Applicants for Essay Plagiarism: A Top Consultant’s View
If you have not heard about this recent story regarding UCLA Anderson School of Management’s decision to reject applicants recently due to admissions essay plagiarism, you should read up! The Anderson School now checks essay content using anti-plagiarism software from Turnitin, which can check...
e-GMAT Session Recordings
How to access recordings from e-gmat on Vimeo. First of all, I would like to thank you for attending the sessions this weekend. The recording links for the sessions have been uploaded on the “Verbal Live Add on” course. Please click here to watch a video...
