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GMAT Test Taking Strategies (Section Wise)

If you are looking at a management course to earn your bread and butter in future, the GMAT is the first step to begin with. This open entrance test and its score is accepted by top B-schools and graduate colleges during admission procedure. Statistically, a good GMAT score opens door to almost 6000 graduate management...

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5 Tips to Solve Sentence Construction in GMAT Exam

Sentence construction in GMAT exam is all about picking the right option. If you are right, bingo and if wrong it can lead to loss of marks. Quite a portion of each GMAT paper is composed of sentence construction and thus, test takers in advance spend time on the sentence construction segment. If you are also a GMAT...

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What Composes Integrated Reasoning (IR) In...

Introduced in 2012, as an integral part of all GMAT questions papers, the Integrated Reasoning (IR) section is a combination of verbal and quantitative section. It aims to test the realistic approaches and thought process of a student in a span of 30-minutes. Critical analysis, eye to details and logical interpretation...

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CAT vs GMAT: Which one is right for you?

Almost every MBA aspirant would know that the CAT is a mandatory requirement for admissions into the IIMs and several other MBA institutions in India. However, if a candidate is planning to pursue an MBA from abroad, the GMAT is the requisite. Some of the business schools (B-schools) in India which consider CAT scores might...

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