GMAT Tips from Test Takers

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GMAT Tips From Test Takers
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Don't waste your time trying to get too many
resources and over complicating things. Spend
your time on the materials guaranteed to help you
on the GMAT.
Farseer
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Strive for optimum mental and physical condition
levels. A key is to minimize stress by staying
healthy and alert.
GMATT73
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Play the GMAT like you would play chess -
sacrifice a few pieces to win.
Londonluddite
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• Here are the main learnings I had
• 1. Repetition is key.
• Practice tests are critical.
• Relax.
• JP, 700 GMAT scorer

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Succeeding GMAT quant is not about knowing enough
math techniques, but rather - using as few math
skills as possible to solve problems.
Hobbit
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If you see a problem that looks really hard and
you know it is going to take a ton of time to
work through it and even then you might not get
it right, just skip it.
johnnyx9
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A common strategic error I got that question
right. I dont care if I guessed. I dont need to
review the explanation.
Praetorian
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Frustration will not do a thing for you.
If you really want to tame this beast, then sit
down and study it until it is not mysteriously
frustrating any more.
HongHu
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One mistake I recently made is not paying
attention to what is being asked.
haas_mba07
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Your training involves two goals 1) learning
WHAT to study, and 2) studying that. Racer_x
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Take inventory of YOUR own personal strengths and
weaknesses, and taylor a plan to overcome those
weaknesses while simultaneously enhancing your
strengths.
AkamaiBrah
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Don't practice your tests always in a room that's
very quiet. The exam hall was a little noisy -
the traffic on the road, people were moving
in/out.
srb2k
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Being a native English speaker doesnt necessary
means that one will do well on the verbal
section. It tests arcane rules of grammar,
reading comprehension abilities, and comfort with
logical reasoning.
gladstone
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We tend to lose score in the last 15 minutes when
we are tired and under pressure to do
more questions in less time.
cma_sss, 760 GMAT scorer
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I think no question is worth 2 or 230 minutes.
If you are spending, more than 2 minutes on a
question, you are digging your own graveyard.
Gmacvik
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Studying for GMATis similar to lifting weights -
if you do the same exercises, your muscles will
adapt and you will eventually plateau.
JonnyJersey
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