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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How to send GMAT score to B-Schools for Admission?

On the day of GMAT test, candidates can choose up to five B-School programs where their scores will be sent. Within 20-days of taking the GMAT test, these scores are sent and the entire process is covered in the GMAT registration fee. In case students plan to send their GMAT score to more than five B-Schools, then additional...

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Overcome common obstacles to crack GMAT

A popular exam for MBA aspirants, GMAT is written by candidates all over the globe, has many aspects to preparation. Anyone interested in acing GMAT should firstly understand what the exam tests in a candidate and what it does not. GMAT tests the quantitative, reasoning ability and analytical and verbal prowess of every...

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How to top the GMAT Quant section

The GMAT Quantitative section consists of problem solving and data sufficiency sub sections. Even though most questions revolve around few basic concepts, a high score can only be achieved once a candidate learns how to break down complex problems into their basics. Therefore having a strong hold at the math concepts is...

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