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10 Mar 2025, 10:23
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how do you recommend to use GMAT for study to Bain/BCG exams?
13 Mar 2025, 00:00
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The GMAT is a great foundation for Bain/BCG exams, especially in problem-solving and logical reasoning.
Critical Reasoning and Data Insights sections train structured thinking, which is crucial for case studies. Supplement with real consulting case studies to bridge the gap between GMAT-style questions and consulting-specific assessments.
Critical Reasoning and Data Insights sections train structured thinking, which is crucial for case studies. Supplement with real consulting case studies to bridge the gap between GMAT-style questions and consulting-specific assessments.
13 Mar 2025, 09:14
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Hi,
If you are asking about the "Round 0" games, I personally don't feel prepping through GMAT is the best use of time. There are quite some other online resources that would specifically help you prep for the games.
Now, there are certain fundamental GMAT skills that could be relevant to the case interview. Still, doing the whole GMAT prep would not be time-efficient. There are many materials in GMAT that are just irrelevant.
What you can potentially do, when you start prepping for casing, is to primarily use some good case books, but supplement your prep with certain relevant question types in GMAT, for example, arithmetic, estimation, chart reading, table analysis, etc.
If you are asking about the "Round 0" games, I personally don't feel prepping through GMAT is the best use of time. There are quite some other online resources that would specifically help you prep for the games.
Now, there are certain fundamental GMAT skills that could be relevant to the case interview. Still, doing the whole GMAT prep would not be time-efficient. There are many materials in GMAT that are just irrelevant.
What you can potentially do, when you start prepping for casing, is to primarily use some good case books, but supplement your prep with certain relevant question types in GMAT, for example, arithmetic, estimation, chart reading, table analysis, etc.
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