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19th December 2015, 02:59 PM
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| Re: Best way to prepare for GMAT
The GMAT is a computer-adaptive test (CAT) which means that the difficulty of the questions adapt to your performance. The keys to a successful GMAT exam are: Knowing your own skill and ability level, what areas you are good at, and what you still need to master Adjusting your own study habits accordingly Being patient with yourself and the study process Pacing yourself Preparation Tips Choose study materials wisely Watch your pace Understand the format Familiarize Yourself with the Test Structure, Format, and Types of Questions You Will Face Develop a Study Plan and Test-Taking Strategy Keep organized notes GMAT exam Hours of preparation  GMAT Syllabus GMAT exam has 4 sections which are as follows: Analytical Writing Assessment Integrated Reasoning Quantitative Verbal Analytical Writing Assessment This section tests your writing and argument skills and opinions. You will be given a particular topic on the basis of which you will have to write. Hence there is no particular syllabus laid out for this section. Integrated Reasoning Table Analysis Graphics Interpretation Multi-source Reasoning Two part Analysis Quantitative Arithmetic Elementary Algebra Geometry Some of the sub topics will include the following but not limited to the following: Numbers Integers Average Fraction Decimals Ratio & Proportion Percentage Sets Statistics Permutation & Combination Linear Equations Quadratic Equations Functions Polygons Angles Coordinate Geometry Verbal This section tests your comprehending skills, grammatical skills and reasoning skills. The question types are as follows: Reading Comprehension Critical Reasoning Sentence Correction The sub topics are as follows: Sentence Correction Critical Reasoning Grammar Vocabulary Synonyms-Antonyms Idiom |