Suggestions for working through the GMAT Official Guide (after having done a GMAT class of some sort) You have taken a GMAT online class or video course and worked your way through what seems like and very well could very well have been a never ending series of GMAT content videos and quizzes. It’s been […]
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From a 690 to a 760 GMAT score in 7 weeks GMAT 760 is the 99th percentile. It’s actually the lowest you can score to achieve the hallowed 99th. So it’s a bit of a magic number in the GMAT universe. Of course, a 750 is also amazing. As is a 740. A 730. These
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Improve Verbal Timing (and your verbal score) Emails from prospective clients focus overwhelmingly on quant issues. We see a ton of: I’m comfortable with verbal Verbal is fine I’ve always been stronger at verbal Verbal comes more naturally to me And so on… Thing is, the same people writing the above have tons of room
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It’s going to happen. No matter what you do to prepare. You will see a setback in your GMAT prep. And, more likely than not, your GMAT score will drop. It may even fall off a cliff (temporarily). There are hundreds of these “score drop” posts on reddit and GMAT Club: But this one data
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To Conquer Timing and Mental Game: Be Brave but NOT Stubborn When first started as a GMAT tutor in New York, I didn’t think as much about the mental game or even timing strategy. Those were things I addressed if someone asked. And generally, I didn’t have a well reasoned approach to these “softer” GMAT
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