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1. Consistency over intensity

2. Create a learning diary

3. Set an exponential GMAT prep timetable

4. Train to use laminated drawing board during GMAT Prep

5. Do not overestimate GMAT prep test results

6. Redo GMAT prep tests

7. Practice educated guessing

8. Focus on your weaknesses… but in a measured way

9. Try to overshoot your target GMAT Score

10. Set time milestones during the GMAT test

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Analytical Writing Assessment
Integrated Reasoning Section
Quantitative Section
Verbal Section


Analytical Writing Assessment
In the AWA section, GMAT looks for:

Your writing skills and abilities
Clarity and logic in your argument
Overall relevance of your essay with respect to the given topic


Integrated Reasoning Section

The IR section consists of 12 questions of 4 types:
Multi source reasoning
Graphics interpretation
Table analysis
Two-part analysis

In the IR section, GMAT looks for:
Developing relevant information presented in text, numbers and graphics
Assessing appropriate information from different sources
Combining and arranging information to observe relationships among them and solving complex problems to arrive at correct interpretation.




The various topics under Quant are as follow:
Arithmetic
Number Systems & Number Theory
Multiples and factors
Fractions
Pipes, Cisterns & Work Time
Ratio and Proportion
Mixtures & Alligation
Descriptive statistics
Decimals
Percentages
Averages
Powers and roots
Profit & Loss; Simple & Compound Interest
Speed, Time & Distance
Sets
Probability

Algebra
Permutation & Combination
Functions
Exponents
Quadratic Equations
Monomials, polynomials
Algebraic expressions and equations
Inequalities and Basic statistics

Geometry
Lines and angles
Circles
Rectangular solids and Cylinders
Triangles
Quadrilaterals
Coordinate geometry



Verbal Section
Question types will be based on:
Reading Comprehension (RC) –
Critical Reasoning (CR) –
Sentence Correction (SC) –