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24 May 2022, 01:05
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Hi Nehu743.
The best way to prepare for the GMAT is to master one topic at a time. For instance, GMAT quant includes topics such as Number, Properties, Geometry, and Inequalities, and GMAT verbal includes topics such as Assumption questions, Modifiers, and Primary Purpose questions, to name a few, and you would work on one of those topics at a time, mastering each topic before moving on to the next.
To master a topic, you first learn or review the relevant concepts and strategies and then answer dozens of practice questions involving that topic until you are getting them correct consistently.
By mastering one topic at a time in this manner, you can eventually master the entire test.
For more detailed discussion of how to master GMAT quant and GMAT verbal, see the following two posts.
How to Increase Your GMAT Quant Score: Top 25 Tips
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
The best way to prepare for the GMAT is to master one topic at a time. For instance, GMAT quant includes topics such as Number, Properties, Geometry, and Inequalities, and GMAT verbal includes topics such as Assumption questions, Modifiers, and Primary Purpose questions, to name a few, and you would work on one of those topics at a time, mastering each topic before moving on to the next.
To master a topic, you first learn or review the relevant concepts and strategies and then answer dozens of practice questions involving that topic until you are getting them correct consistently.
By mastering one topic at a time in this manner, you can eventually master the entire test.
For more detailed discussion of how to master GMAT quant and GMAT verbal, see the following two posts.
How to Increase Your GMAT Quant Score: Top 25 Tips
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
24 May 2022, 01:23
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Nehu743
Hello experts
I want to start my GMAT Preparation. Please guide how to prepare in the best way.
Thanks in advance
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I want to start my GMAT Preparation. Please guide how to prepare in the best way.
Thanks in advance
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Hi Nehu743
Welcome to GMAT club and to the club of GMAT prep. Here are the suggestions
1) The first thing you should start with is an assessment of your current knowledge that is tested in GMAT i.e. your skills with Quant and Verbal. You might consider taking a GMAT prep test to understand your comfort/discomfort with the exam content.
Caution: Many student start by saying, I know what my weak and strong areas are and that's the most misleading notion for their further prep
2) Once you know what's your weak and strong area then make a plan to work on weak areas and capitalize the strong areas.
3) Refer OG as preparatory material but not the final prep material as the actual questions in GMAT might surprise you if you rely heavily on the OG questions and the associated difficulty level.
4) Make a target to finish GMAT prep in 3 months (atmost 4 months) irrespective of your current situation in Quant and Verbal. More duration of prep doesn't improve score instead it tends to decrease the momentum, motivation and hence the score.
5) COnsider taking expert help when you feel its needed as the help makes substantial difference in your guided prep and focussed study material to be referred.
For Quant, refer to GMAT club forum and questions from reputed sources such as GMAT OG, GMAT PREP, Quant review, Verbal review, Manhattan. For verbal, be focussed from learning from one tutor and not from everyone.
You can reach out to me for further help if you need any. All the best.
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