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20 Oct 2014, 03:04
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If you want to get into a top business school, a good score on the Graduate Management Admission Test
Here are 10 tips from GMAT
1. Consistency over intensity
2. Create a learning diary
3. Set an exponential GMAT prep timetable
4. Train to use laminated drawing board during GMAT Prep
5. Do not overestimate GMAT prep test results
6. Redo GMAT prep tests
7. Practice educated guessing
8. Focus on your weaknesses… but in a measured way
9. Try to overshoot your target GMAT Score
10. Set time milestones during the GMAT test
This strategy lets you know very early that you might be behind schedule and therefore gives you the chance and enough remaining questions to react.
Here are 10 tips from GMAT
1. Consistency over intensity
2. Create a learning diary
3. Set an exponential GMAT prep timetable
4. Train to use laminated drawing board during GMAT Prep
5. Do not overestimate GMAT prep test results
6. Redo GMAT prep tests
7. Practice educated guessing
8. Focus on your weaknesses… but in a measured way
9. Try to overshoot your target GMAT Score
10. Set time milestones during the GMAT test
This strategy lets you know very early that you might be behind schedule and therefore gives you the chance and enough remaining questions to react.
21 Oct 2014, 08:59
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Great tips!
Here's one more:
Pretend your study sessions are the actual test -- visualize that you are sitting in front of that exam computer about to answer a test question. Do this in study and you will be that much more prepared for the real thing.
More tips here: https://www.gmatpill.com/about/studying- ... trategies/
Here's one more:
Pretend your study sessions are the actual test -- visualize that you are sitting in front of that exam computer about to answer a test question. Do this in study and you will be that much more prepared for the real thing.
More tips here: https://www.gmatpill.com/about/studying- ... trategies/
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