Verbal section: The Verbal section measures your ability to read
and understand written material, to evaluate
arguments, and to correct written material to conform to
standard written English.
tips to crack: Practice reading comprehension: Practice as many
as reading comprehensions as possible. The best way to solve a
comprehension is by breaking it into parts. Take one question at a
time.
Eat, sleep and pray Grammar: Clarity in grammati-cal concepts is
essential in GMAT. Make sure you know your modifiers and
prepositions right.
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If you are aiming for Business school GMAT is one of the exams
that should be in your list of priorities as the GMAT score is
accepted by most of the B-schools including Harvard, Wharton,
Booth, Columbia and so on.
Especially designed for management aspir-ants, GMAT has a strong
mix of topics, which evaluate students from a managerial
perspec-tive.
Here are some important preparation tips for GMAT:
analytical Writing assessmentThe Analytical Writing Assessment
measures your ability to think
critically and to communicate your ideas.
tips to crack: Create a template for your essay: This is one of
the fast tricks to writing your essays fast and without mistakes.
Make drafts of the essays and choose the draft, which is most
feasible for you.
Write sample essays: Practice writing as many as many sample
essays as possible. Give a direction to your essay, Analyze your
arguments and support your arguments with examples.
integrated reasoningThe Integrated Reasoning section measures
your ability to evaluate information presented in multiple
formats from multiple sources. So, basically it assesses your
ability to make judgments, organize and combine information to
solve challenges.
tips to crack: Practice graph: Do not forget about graphs if you
are appearing for GMAT. Venn diagrams, charts, tables are all part
of the integrated reasoning section of GMAT. Learn how to analyze
the graphs.
Practice sample papers: Solving sample papers and taking mock
tests go a long way in perfecting your preparation for GMAT.
Especially, in the case of Integrated reasoning mock papers help
reduce the surprise elements in the test.
QuantitatiVe section:In this section, you are required to use
reasoning skills to evaluate data and draw conclusions.
Interestingly, the quantitative ability requires just basic
mathematical knowledge on your part.
tips to crack: Focus on your weakness: Are you afraid of
Geometry? Is Alzebra your Achilles heel? Then focus strongly in
these areas.
Clear your concepts: If you have not pursued mathematics after
high school chances are your concepts in some topics might have
faded. So, bring out your high school maths text books and start
re-doing your maths. Most of the questions that come in GMAT
involve the application of elementary level mathematics.
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