5 hacks from a GMAT expert. I’ve been teaching the GMAT for many years and have taken the test myself. Students often ask me what my favourite tips for the GMAT are. Check out my 5 hacks for cracking the GMAT exam here!
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Recently the test makers announced that you can take the new GMAT exam from November 7th, 2023. The test will be available from that date at test centers and for online testing at a location of your choice. Get some free GMAT practice tests here!
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Exciting News for GMAT Takers! Starting November 7th, 2023, the new GMAT exam is available at test centers and online, and registration is open. You can still opt for the old format of the GMAT test until 31st January 2024. It's a dynamic time for GMAT prep!
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In 2023, a new GMAT test will be available: the GMAT Focus Edition. It is a shorter and more flexible test than other GMAT tests with a strong focus on critical reasoning and data literacy. Read our summary of this new GMAT Focus Edition test and how we can help you with the preparation!
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The answer to this question is yes. The Executive Assessment is shorter. It is not computer-adaptive at question level, as the GMAT is. If you get a question right on the GMAT, the next one gets harder. On the Executive Assessment, the questions are grouped into modules of 6-7 questions. It is believed that EA questions are generally easier than GMAT questions.
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From April 16th, 2018, the GMAT will be 23 minutes shorter. The changes affect only the quant and verbal sections. For information on how this will affect you, continue reading this blog…
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Time management is one of the most important keys to success on the GMAT. Of course, time management is very important in all exams, but it is particularly vital on the GMAT. The goal of the test makers is to slow you down at every opportunity. In this blog you will find some advice that will make the time management a bit easier for you.
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Many students ask me whether they should take the GMAT or the GRE. Often their motivation is to avoid what they think is the harder GMAT maths. The truth is that there are more similarities between the tests then there are differences.
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