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GMAT: the 4 headed monster:
- The Analytical Writing section which is an essay writing that requires a thorough analysis of the Argument presented and point out how the reasoning can be improved. 30 minutes is the time allotted
- The Integrated Reasoning section involves the elucidation of information in tabular, graphics and written form. There are 12 such questions, each independent of the other and could have more than one part. These must be solved in 30 minutes.
- The Quantitative section tests your aptitude for Math. Multiple choice questions require you to have data sufficiency and problem solving skills. A very high level of rationality is required to solve these questions in 75 minutes. No calculators allowed
- The Verbal Reasoning section has 41 multiple choice questions to be tackled in 75 minutes. This portion tests critical reasoning, reading comprehension and sentence correction.
Crack it:
The ideal time to be spent weekly studying should be roughly around 12-15 hours.
Study conscientiously every day for at least 1.5 to 2 hours and try not to miss even a day
Keep your energy levels in tact by eating, sleeping and drinking enough water.
Prepare for the stress. Make a mock test and time yourself with a clock. This will significantly reduce the stress you experience on the day of the exam
Make sure you do a SWOT analysis. An in-depth understanding of your strengths and weaknesses is imperative. Build on your strengths. Spend time to focus on your weak subjects – it could be any area. Reducing the intensity of the weak spot will enhance your confidence and greatly diminish stress
Stick to your plan of attack on a daily basis. Remain consistent with the study schedules and take breaks only long enough to energize
Perfection is not a real concept so stop trying to attain it. Avoid attempting all questions on the practice tests. Mix your questions – attempt some that you know very well and some that are leaving you stumped despite studying.
Set realistic goals, even for a daily basis and stick to them. Tick off what you accomplish during the day – the more you get off the list, the more confident you will be
Know your limits. Remember to remain in control
Practice this schedule for at least 6-8 weeks and be in a better position to take on GMAT. Students may avail our free GMAT prep course on iOS, Website, Android devices by Gradestack
- The Analytical Writing section which is an essay writing that requires a thorough analysis of the Argument presented and point out how the reasoning can be improved. 30 minutes is the time allotted
- The Integrated Reasoning section involves the elucidation of information in tabular, graphics and written form. There are 12 such questions, each independent of the other and could have more than one part. These must be solved in 30 minutes.
- The Quantitative section tests your aptitude for Math. Multiple choice questions require you to have data sufficiency and problem solving skills. A very high level of rationality is required to solve these questions in 75 minutes. No calculators allowed
- The Verbal Reasoning section has 41 multiple choice questions to be tackled in 75 minutes. This portion tests critical reasoning, reading comprehension and sentence correction.
Crack it:
The ideal time to be spent weekly studying should be roughly around 12-15 hours.
Study conscientiously every day for at least 1.5 to 2 hours and try not to miss even a day
Keep your energy levels in tact by eating, sleeping and drinking enough water.
Prepare for the stress. Make a mock test and time yourself with a clock. This will significantly reduce the stress you experience on the day of the exam
Make sure you do a SWOT analysis. An in-depth understanding of your strengths and weaknesses is imperative. Build on your strengths. Spend time to focus on your weak subjects – it could be any area. Reducing the intensity of the weak spot will enhance your confidence and greatly diminish stress
Stick to your plan of attack on a daily basis. Remain consistent with the study schedules and take breaks only long enough to energize
Perfection is not a real concept so stop trying to attain it. Avoid attempting all questions on the practice tests. Mix your questions – attempt some that you know very well and some that are leaving you stumped despite studying.
Set realistic goals, even for a daily basis and stick to them. Tick off what you accomplish during the day – the more you get off the list, the more confident you will be
Know your limits. Remember to remain in control
Practice this schedule for at least 6-8 weeks and be in a better position to take on GMAT. Students may avail our free GMAT prep course on iOS, Website, Android devices by Gradestack
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