GMAT Tips (From an NUS-PKU MBA Alumni).docVIP

GMAT Tips (From an NUS-PKU MBA Alumni) Program GMAT code IMBA SVH-D6-03 FMBA SVH-D6-61 PMBA SVH-D6-18 As an MBA Graduate myself, I can assure you that the GMAT isn’t too difficult to conquer. For most native English speakers,?constantly? mugging for an hour or two?every evening?for about two to three weeks should be able to get you a decent score?to be?at least shortlisted for the PKU-NUS MBA program.?Applicants whose native tongue isn’t in English may?need more practice.?Heres my two cents worth: Whats a GMAT? Visit the MBA Website (/mba ) or download GMAT in a Nutshell (http://www.gmat.sg/download/GMAT-in-a-Nutshell.pdf ) Gauge your GMAT score by downloading a FREE computer adaptive test (/mba/TaketheGMAT/ToolsToHelpYouPrepare/GMATPrepProducts/FreeGMATPrepTestPreparationSoftwarein2006.htm). If you can score over 700, register for the test immediately and take the test - youre a genius! Otherwise, we want to make sure that we practice a little bit before we go for the test. Its USD 250 thereabouts, lasts five years and is used by?most top business schools. 　 Start Preparing for the GMAT by one of the three methods: 　 (a) The Value Conscious?Applicant??Check out?in a public library near you on?where the GMAT books are shelved. Borrow a few home and return them after renewing them at least once ;-) Study them consciously for an hour or two?every evening?for about two to three weeks and you should be able to make it. Maybe less, if you are fast :-) * Why spend too much money on GMAT since youre going to use the books once anyways? * 　 (b) The Serious MBA Applicant Head to?major bookstores in your city?and?zoom in to the GMAT books. Grab one (Best if its The Official Guide for GMAT Review 11th Edition (/mba/TaketheGMAT/ToolsToHelpYouPrepare/GMATPrepProducts/OfficialGuideforGMATReview11thEditionNEW.htm ); if not, choose a leading title like The Princeton Review or Kaplan...if you dont know how to choose, then choose the thickest book) Lazy? Order yours from the we