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JinJJa wrote:
Folks, I have used Lumosity for GMAT and I can attest that it will help you overcome the GMAT wall.

You should be getting AT LEAST 1300 BPI before taking the GMAT. I took it at 1505 BPI and I scored over 700.

GMAT is more like an IQ test than SAT. Lumosity, in my humble opinion, increases your overall IQ.


GMAT has little to do with IQ - we've had people with 99th percentile on IQ tests bomb GMAT. It is just a test you need to study for and there are no magic back doors or mental workouts. By all means, use what works for you but don't just depend on that.
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