Think of the GMAT in terms of your best score—the maximum score that you can achieve. The concept of your best score may make more sense than a target score (often set arbitrarily).
Getting your best score on the GMAT takes time.
Category: GMAT
The 5 Most Common GMAT Prep Mistakes—And How To Avoid Them
The right approach to the GMAT is vital.
Confessions of a GMAT addict, jailed for his obsession
According to Lu ‘I took 212 GMAT and GRE tests confirmed by New York State and FBI records. The real number of tests taken by me could be well over 500.’
What GMAT Score Do You Need For Harvard?
It’s always difficult to guesstimate the GMAT score you’ll need to apply to Harvard Business School (HBS), without sight of the rest of your application. Like all business schools, Harvard will consider your application holistically.
Webinar: How to study for the new, online GMAT
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The Best Timing Strategy For The GMAT
The GMAT is a time constrained test. You have less than two minutes on average to solve questions so there is a constant tension between time and accuracy.
Why I love and hate the GMAT
It’s no secret that I am a GMAT nerd. There’s something about the cleverness of the test that is really … More
What does it take to get a perfect score in the GMAT?
Only the top 0.02% of GMAT scorers—about 30 people out of 200,000—will pull it off. I spoke to two perfect-scoring GMAT takers to get their insights into the test
More Than Math: 4 Steps To Nailing The GMAT Quantitative Section
Basic knowledge of math is necessary but not sufficient for the GMAT. I spoke to my former GMAT quant teacher … More
The GMAT is now 30min shorter
The Verbal section has been cut from 41 questions in 75 minutes to 36 questions in 65 minutes. The quant section has been … More