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22 Jun 2004, 19:38
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I read a lot about GMAT preparation tips, involving Math and verbal, but very few discussions regarding the essays. I downloaded the list of essays from the ETS website but its a massive list. What is the best way to prepare. In general I do a lot of reading form news websites and magazines. I have about 1.5 months to go for GMAT. Any tips welcome.
23 Jun 2004, 14:44
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I think for the essay, the prep books like PR and Kaplan offer very good advice. I had a really general template and had some preconstructed sentences that had grammatical variety built in. Also, I was sure to use lot of transition words to signal various parts of my argument.
The week before the exam, I skimmed through all of the topics. I put a mark next to any topics I thought I'd have a really hard time answering. Then, I looked up some information on the topics on the web just to get an idea of what types of arguments I could use should I get those questions.
Luckily, on my exam I got easy essay questions... So, in other words hope for the best, but be prepared for the worst. Good Luck!
The week before the exam, I skimmed through all of the topics. I put a mark next to any topics I thought I'd have a really hard time answering. Then, I looked up some information on the topics on the web just to get an idea of what types of arguments I could use should I get those questions.
Luckily, on my exam I got easy essay questions... So, in other words hope for the best, but be prepared for the worst. Good Luck!
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