GMAT Certification
Overview
The GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) is a 3½-hour standardized exam designed to indicate how test-takers will perform academically in MBA (Masters in Business Administration) programs. GMAT scores are used by graduate business schools to make admission decisions.
For many of you, the biggest challenge may be maintaining your motivation and dedication over this period. So, we are here to help you with a complete routine that keeps you engaged in the exam preparations and away from distractions.
So, dedicate your precious study hours to learn at our online coaching and we help you to prepare for the GMAT, guiding you to allot your time to areas necessary to get your best possible score.
How do we Help?
With a timely target, we help you with a proper routine by dividing your study time into parts. During the first two months, we help you focus on mastering the strategic approaches to each type of question on the GMAT, as well as the grammar.
We also help you to focus on the Math content knowledge you’ll need to solve questions correctly. During the remaining last month, we help you to build up maximum performance on Test Day, focus on answering questions more quickly by setting a timer practice, and challenge yourself with tougher questions.
How do the 3 steps coaching help?
Before you can know exactly which section to study, we help you to acknowledge what your strengths and weaknesses are. Then, we can target your weaknesses first while also improving your strengths.
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GMAT Certification Training Curriculum
Step 1: Take a GMAT Diagnostic Test
A full-length, realistic preliminary test to find out what your scores in various sections are. Of course, the test results will include not just your scores but also help you with details about what types of questions you did well on and which ones gave you trouble which will help us design your study plan and help strengthen your weaknesses.
Another benefit of taking a practice test is that you will become familiar with the test’s format, type of questions, and timing. Then as you study, you will know exactly how much time to invest in each section, you’ll use what you’re learning to ace test questions. It is highly motivating!
Step 2: A Set Study Schedule
We help to improve your score by giving you a proper study plan. Because you will be studying for months, you want to set a reasonable pace and also not burn yourself out. Studies show that many students find that studying for 4 days a week in three segments of 30-minutes, for an hour, helps them make significant progress and learn better. In addition, if math content or grammar is an area you have to target for improvement, we provide audio and visual study material that keeps you going without you getting tired.
Step 3: Develop A Study Plan
How should you study? An effective idea is to first use a resource such as our GMAT coaching to learn some shortcuts and strategies or content and then follow up by practicing every day what you just learned with test-like questions. Applying the knowledge and strategies will help you learn right away to the types of questions you’ll see on Test Day will help you solidify your knowledge so it sticks with you. This keeps you motivated and helps you score more.
Conclusion
When only a few months are left for the test, there is a danger of procrastinating. After all, you have a lot of other things that need to get done every day, so it can be hard to carve out the time and energy to study for the GMAT. Taking proper coaching at our coaching will thus help you manage your study routine and score maximum.