Mar 18, 2023 | GMAT, Meta-Strategy, Test Reading
Table of Contents About the GMAT Exam What is GMAT used for? GMAT Test Review: Structure, Sections, Timing, & Scoring GMAT Scoring & Validity What is a Good Score? How, When, & Where can I take the GMAT? GMAT Exam Day FAQs How Much Does The GMAT Exam...
Feb 10, 2022 | EA, GMAT, Test Reading
1. It’s harder than the GRE One of the most common GMAT myths is that it is presumably more difficult than the GRE. In their essence, the two exams are different when it comes to their test design, structure, and scoring system. Therefore, their level of...
Jul 8, 2021 | GMAT, GMAT Scoring, Meta-Strategy, Test Reading, Timing Decisions
By: Apex GMAT Contributor: Ruzanna Mirzoyan Date: 8th July 2021 7 Things You Need To Do Daily When Preparing For The GMAT (GMAT Guide) Visualize success and the value you will get in the end Review a the GMAT sections Set a time limit for each day Do not forget to...
Jul 6, 2021 | GMAT, Meta-Strategy, Test Reading
by: Apex GMAT Contributor: Ilia Dobrev Date: 6th July, 2021 GMAT non-native speaker test tips: Practice your English daily. Expand your vocabulary. Work on your grammar. Learn to understand the context. The GMAT is a multiple-choice, computer adaptive test...
Nov 26, 2020 | GMAT, Meta-Strategy, Test Reading
Are calculators allowed on the GMAT? It seems like a pretty straightforward question, but the details are a bit more complicated. The short answer is: yes and no. In fact, the calculator question holds the key for a strong performance on the exam as a whole. This...
Sep 10, 2020 | GMAT, Meta-Strategy, Test Reading
Today I want to talk about what can be a rather sensitive topic and that is if you have a learning disability, diagnosed or undiagnosed, how that interacts with the GMAT and test preparation. At the outset let me say that this video doesn’t apply to most of you...
