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Ajeet Khurana
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About.com's GMAT expert and has published books through McGraw Hill on preparing for the GMAT. Ajeet is an expert on the MBA admissions process and is a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin School of Business. |
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Sean Selinger
Sean is the founder of 800score.com. Since 1999, 800score.com has had over 100,000 students and is the leader in online GMAT preparation. |
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The scope of this 70-page prep guide introduces skills necessary for the GMAT.
You should begin preparing for the GMAT one to three months before test day. You may need more time (two to five months) if you have been out of school for some time and need to brush up on material. In general, you should spend at least 50 hours preparing.
This free prep guide is intended for students just starting their preparation and who need to learn the basics. If you have already brushed up on your basic skills, then go to our GMAT Strategies page for more help.
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2. GMAT Prep
Strategies
Free Prep Guide Table of Contents
1. Free GMAT Guide Introduction
2. GMAT General
Strategies
2a. Five Tips for GMAT Test Day Nerves
2b. Five Tips for GMAT Sudying
3. GMAT
Essay Introduction
3a. Analysis of
an Argument (30 minutes)
3b. Analysis of an
Issue (30 minutes)
4. GMAT
Verbal Introduction (75 minutes)
4a. Critical
Reasoning
4b. Reading
Comprehension
4c. Sentence
Correction
5. GMAT
Math Introduction (75 minutes)
5a. Arithmetic
Number Rules
LCM and HCF
Linear
Equations and Averages
Ratio and
Variation
Time, Speed and
Distance
5b. Algebra
Algebraic Expressions
Quadratic
Equations
Permutations and Combinations
Probability
Sequences and Series
5c. Geometry
Lines, Angles, and Geometry
Triangles and Polygons
Circles
Basic Trigonometry
5d. Data Sufficiency
Data Sufficiency Introduction
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