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In this GMAT grammar tutorial, we look at the definition of pronoun agreement and cover the various types you’ll encounter. Do brush up on the basic building blocks of grammar – nouns, pronouns, verbs and adjectives – before moving on.
With great power comes greater confusion. Indian MBA entrance exams hardly give you any choice on whether you want to retain your score or erase it as if the disastrous performance on that test day never happened. In fact, after the experiences some applicants have had when the CAT exam went online, most would be … Read more
Before you get into distance, time and speed word problems, check out how you can add a little power to your resume by getting our mini-MBA certificate. Problems involving Time, Distance and Speed are solved based on one simple formula. Distance = Speed * Time Which implies → Speed = Distance / Time and … Read more
In this GMAT grammar tutorial, we look at the definition of pronoun agreement and cover the various types you’ll encounter. We’ll first cover the base verbs and the auxiliary verbs and later discuss the various tenses.
Concepts of statistics are used frequently in GMAT maths questions, often in implicit ways. What we’ll cover in this article: Definition, formulas and solved / practice examples for concepts of mean, median, mode, range, standard deviation.
The GMAT score forms an essential and significant component for the high ranked full-time MBA programs. In the entire MBA application, in comparison to the other elements like the MBA essays, recommendations, interview preparation, candidates spend 75% of their effort and time to crack the GMAT and get a high score which would improve their … Read more
GMAT grammar topics seem simple, as they are based on basic rules you studied in school. However, the GMAT verbal section is precisely where international GMAT test takers and non-native English speakers stumble. Rather than taking the easy (and lazy) route of skipping the simple GMAT grammar rules to focus on more advanced test prep … Read more
When MS and MBA applicants ask us – ‘What are my chances of getting into Harvard?‘ or ‘What’s my probability of getting scholarships from Oxford?‘ we get tongue-tied. There are so many variables at play, it’s difficult to give an accurate answer. But when you get probability questions in your GRE and GMAT exam syllabus, … Read more
Ever wondered about those irritating ‘Solve it if you are a genius‘ or ‘90% will get it wrong‘ puzzles that flood your Facebook and LinkedIn pages? Often on the same image, they also have a confused looking Einstein staring back at you wondering why he’s being dragged into this frivolous race for social media domination. … Read more
You can crack the scary looking GMAT Math section with a help of some friendly little companions. Little – because many of them will take you back to your school days. Friendly – because you’ve already played a lot with them as a kid. But that was way back in time, when you never imagined … Read more
Q. What’s a good GRE score for MBA? A. Any score that can get you into your dream school is a great score. Q. Hah! Spoken like a true consultant. Can we get a little more specific? Some numbers, statistics maybe? A. Anything higher than the average GRE score for your target business school should … Read more
It’s not a typical question you’d hear from GMAT exam takers living in other countries. However, it pops up way too often among Indian GMAT MBA applicants. When you ask this question on an international GMAT forum (like GMAT Club or Beat The GMAT), many international MBA consultants would probably not get the context of … Read more