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GMAT private tuition: 10-hour package
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We cut through the noise of platforms and materials. GMAT is a logic test, so don't approach it like a typical "knowledge" test. This greatly alters the approach.
Our sessions teach you how to manage pace and complexity while teaching the "GMAT IQ" to get the right answer.
The package includes:
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face-to-face (or online) instruction and a software bundle with 15 mocks.
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10 hours of instruction
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15 mock tests with video explanations
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Access to application essay templates
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Free unlimited use of app
Variation 1: 20-hour package
All the great features of 1:1 personalized testing in more depth, ideal for 700 score targets of if you've been away from academic.
Variation 2: Test Prep + admissions package
GMAT and standard tests are one aspect of admissions. A popular variation on the pure GMAT session is to do them both at once. An expert will guide your test journey and hit the milestones of the standard tests at the same time.
GMAT Group Courses
Looking for a focused and intensive GMAT preparation? I created the GMAT Intensive Course to offer strategies and guidance that you need for a top GMAT score. Join now and unlock your potential.
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Small group sizes
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On site at university partners or in Zurich Seefeld
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includes 15 mock tests with video explanations
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New to GMAT?
The Graduate Management Admission Council GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) is a standardized exam used for admission to MBAs and other graduate management programs.
Developed by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), the test evaluates skills considered essential for success in business education (quantitative reasoning, verbal reasoning, critical thinking, and data analysis.)
The current version is the GMAT Focus Edition, although it has dropped the Focus name and now refers to itself as "GMAT".
It is computer-adaptive and typically takes just over 2 hours. It can be taken securely at home, or at a certified test center.
It consists of three sections:
1. Quantitative Reasoning, which tests math problem-solving and reasoning. It's the math you learned when you were 14 under time pressure with no calculator.
2. .Verbal Reasoning: consists of reading comprehension passages with groups of questions and short logical arguments called critical reasoning;
3. Data Insights, evaluates the ability to analyze and interpret data from graphs and figures.
Each section is scored separately, contributing to a total score ranging from 200 to 800. Highly ranked schools expect scores over 75th percentile, or over 600 (at least).