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02 Jan 2022, 04:13
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Hello Guys,
I had given my GMAT in 2020 (620) and had to postpone my next try due to some work commitments. I am planning to restart my prep for the 2nd try and hopefully land with a 700+ score. Any advices on the most effective online courses (I had used the Experts Global material during my prep in 2020) would be appreciated.
Thanks!
I had given my GMAT in 2020 (620) and had to postpone my next try due to some work commitments. I am planning to restart my prep for the 2nd try and hopefully land with a 700+ score. Any advices on the most effective online courses (I had used the Experts Global material during my prep in 2020) would be appreciated.
Thanks!
02 Jan 2022, 12:18
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If you're interested in an online course perhaps try out some of the free/low cost trials to see which platform helps the most. If you know anyone who has taken the GMAT, perhaps ask them what their thoughts are, too.
Some tips/advice you might find helpful:
https://www.gmatknight.com/blog
Some tips/advice you might find helpful:
https://www.gmatknight.com/blog
03 Jan 2022, 02:45
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It would be ideal for you to restart your prep for Retaking the GMAT with a lot more focus this time. You've had the experience of going through the whole cycle of start to test. Why not make this one much more efficient and create a high degree of certainty of hitting your target.
All your prep needs to revolve around 'test day performance'. That means an equal focus on conceptual review (practice problems) and Test Taking Skills. The latter is something we specialize since 90% of what we do is retake coaching.
We offer a FREE 90 minute diagnostic Testing Simulation. It's live in a practice test with a GMAT performance coach. By the end, you'll have few new weapons to boost your prep for the retake:
1) A clearer understanding of EXACTLY what the GMAT tests. You'd be amazed how many people who've taken the test once or multiple times are still not clear on what the best approach is being rewarded by the test writers with a high score.
2) Clear answers to the WHY question? You know WHAT areas or question types you had the most problems in your last attempt. By WHY is the key question - was it concepts, advanced skills or (most likely) Test Taking Skills?
You'll come out of the diagnostic with a clear focused picture and a plan to hit your target score with much less effort and time. And the option of coaching help if you want to improve your odds and score potential.
It would be ideal for you to restart your prep for Retaking the GMAT with a lot more focus this time. You've had the experience of going through the whole cycle of start to test. Why not make this one much more efficient and create a high degree of certainty of hitting your target.
All your prep needs to revolve around 'test day performance'. That means an equal focus on conceptual review (practice problems) and Test Taking Skills. The latter is something we specialize since 90% of what we do is retake coaching.
We offer a FREE 90 minute diagnostic Testing Simulation. It's live in a practice test with a GMAT performance coach. By the end, you'll have few new weapons to boost your prep for the retake:
1) A clearer understanding of EXACTLY what the GMAT tests. You'd be amazed how many people who've taken the test once or multiple times are still not clear on what the best approach is being rewarded by the test writers with a high score.
2) Clear answers to the WHY question? You know WHAT areas or question types you had the most problems in your last attempt. By WHY is the key question - was it concepts, advanced skills or (most likely) Test Taking Skills?
You'll come out of the diagnostic with a clear focused picture and a plan to hit your target score with much less effort and time. And the option of coaching help if you want to improve your odds and score potential.
