First familiarize yourself with the format of the GMAT. Next, find a good GMAT coaching centre and sign up for either online or offline GMAT classes.
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GMAT Sections |
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AWA |
1 task |
30 minutes |
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IR |
1 section, 12
Questions |
30 minutes |
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Quantitative Reasoning |
1 section, 31
Questions Each |
62 minutes |
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Verbal Reasoning |
1 section, 36
Questions Each |
65 minutes |
Ok , lets hope you are not one of those fancy people who
think they do not need GMAT classes. Let us face it – however good you are,
being trained by a GMAT expert will make you better.
Next, make sure that your math fundamental are strong. Find
a formula sheet on a reputable website and learn all the formulae that you
need.
Then, begin work on your Verbal Reasoning section. Read!!!
Read as much as you can and teach yourself how to think. If you cannot, then GO
SIGN UP FOR GMAT CLASSES!!! That’s what they are for.
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