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With most of the top business schools across the globe requiring a 700+ score, GMAT is not only difficult, but also the most dreaded test for many. (Read How this applicant took 5 attempts to reach his dream GMAT score) Therefore, for anyone who is hoping to bag an MBA scholarship, or trying to make … Read more
Chris Kane is one of the most experienced GMAT tutors in the industry and takes great pride in his approach to test preparation. In this article, he shares tips on how to study for the GMAT, particularly when to study (and how to build a schedule) as well as how to organize your study time … Read more
The average GMAT score for Harvard MBA is about 730. At Wharton, it is about 720. INSEAD looks at an average of 710. You get the picture. Some of the top business schools get typical applications with an average GMAT score in the north of 690. And these GMAT scores when converted to percentiles shed … Read more
GMAT test prep expert and personal tutor, Chiranjeev Singh, shares tips on how to improve your reading comprehension (RC) score. How to ace Reading Comprehension by Chiranjeev Singh What’s being tested in RC and why? The name of the section is Reading Comprehension. So, what do you think is being tested in this … Read more
It might be a tad too early for b-school hopefuls to let down their guard in their preparation for GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) based on reports of recent dips in the test scores. Indeed, although 21 schools in the top-50 recorded GMAT-score declines in the two years from 2018 to 2019, trying to see … Read more
Inspired by a perfect scorer’s story on MBA Crystal Ball, Sravan Potnuru set out to achieve the maximum score possible on the GMAT – 800/800. He shares his GMAT debrief and how he got the score with under 60 days of preparation.
When MBA applicants reach out to MBA Crystal Ball and ask, “What GMAT score should I aim for?” our general response is “Why aim for anything less than 800?” And while some might look at it as an elusive response, we do mean it. Thankfully we found someone who proves that with the right combination … Read more
Going by social media content, it may seem that bad grammar, incoherent statements and typo-infested tweets are essential requirements to become rich, famous and powerful. On the other hand, sentence correction questions continue to consistently & ruthlessly crush the career aspirations and higher education dreams of thousands of non-native speakers across the world every year. … Read more
“What if 3 months is not enough for my GMAT preparation?” “If I can’t crack the GMAT in three months, am I dumb?” “Is it ok to go with a 6 month study plan instead of 2 months?” These are common questions that GMAT test prep expert and personal tutor, Chiranjeev Singh, tackles on a … Read more
Many assume that beating the GMAT is easy for engineers. After 4 attempts, the highest score that Pallavi Mittal could get on the GMAT was a 650. But she knew she needed to go higher if she had any chance at her target MBA programs. So she switched from GMAT to GRE (Also read Switching … Read more
We asked GMAT test prep expert and personal tutor, Chiranjeev Singh, to share a 2-month GMAT study that working professionals can follow without leaving their full-time job. 2-Month GMAT study plan for working professionals How to study for the GMAT in 60 days with a full-time job by Chiranjeev Singh A question that … Read more
American business schools dominate most MBA rankings. However, in the ranking of countries according to the GMAT mean total score of their candidates, one has to go deep down the list to find the position achieved by the United States. The US has only secured rank 43 in the 2016 testing year (July 2015-June 2016). … Read more