Category: GMAT Info
[2021 Updated] GMAT vs CAT: How to Choose the Right MBA Entrance Exam
Posted onHow GMAT Scores are Calculated: The Bizarreness of the Adaptive Scoring Algorithm!
Posted onHow to study for the GMAT with a full-time job [A detailed plan]
Posted onGMAT vs. GRE: Which is better for Your MBA in 2022?
Posted onHow to Target A Good GMAT Score
Posted onHow to Use GMAT Score Charts to Understand Your Score
Posted onEverything You Need to Know About the GMAT Enhanced Score Report (ESR) in 2021
Posted onGMAT Select Section Order (Important Details)
Posted onThe big news is that on 15th June, 2017, GMAC announced the GMAT Select Section Order, wherein GMAT takers can choose the order of the sections that they attempt. This means that now a test taker can actually start the GMAT from the Verbal section! If you have taken the GMAT or have been […]
The Executive Assessment – A GMAT for Experienced Professionals
Posted onSo you have around 10 years of experience but do not have enough time to prepare for the GMAT. Fret not! GMAT has launched Executive Assessment for seasoned professionals like you in 2016. The Executive Assessment is a shorter version of the GMAT – a mini GMAT if you like. The test duration is 90 […]
5 Changes in the GMAT exam that you need to be aware of!
Posted onGMAC has announced several changes in the GMAT Exam policies to enhance test taking experience. Don’t worry! We will summarize all the changes in the GMAT over the last year in this article to help you understand the changes and strategize better. Change 1 – Policy on Retaking the test Well, there’s some good news […]
Has Verbal Become Tougher and Quant Become Easier on the GMAT?
Posted onWhy GMAT is Like Sachin Tendulkar
Posted onAn interesting anecdote that I read in Aamir Khan’s blog was about an incident with Sachin Tendulkar. This was when they were watching the finals of the first IPL. Since the Mumbai Indians had not qualified, Aamir was sitting next to Sachin. I reproduce in toto: The match last night was certainly exciting but […]