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Frequently Asked Questions

The GMAT allows you to choose the order of the sections at the start. Some prefer beginning with the Quant section to tackle it with a fresh mind, while others start with Verbal to end with a stronger area. Choose based on your strengths and stamina.

The GMAT CAT adjusts the difficulty of questions as you answer. If you answer correctly, the questions become more challenging; incorrect answers will lead to slightly easier questions. The algorithm aims to estimate your skill level accurately.

Eliminate as many wrong answers as possible, then make an educated guess. Avoid spending too much time on one question, and never leave a question unanswered as there is no penalty for guessing.

Focus on accuracy but ensure you answer all questions within the time limit. Avoid rushing through questions just to complete the section; a mix of accuracy and pacing is key.

Read carefully, focus on the question's exact requirements, and be wary of answers that seem correct but slightly deviate from the context or contain extreme wording.

Break the section into smaller time goals. For example, aim to complete a set number of questions within 15 or 20 minutes. Don’t spend too much time on any one question.

Practice mindfulness and deep breathing techniques before the test. Focus on one question at a time and avoid thinking about previous questions or your overall score during the test.

The GMAT tends to follow certain patterns, especially in Data Sufficiency and Critical Reasoning. Familiarize yourself with these patterns through consistent practice.

Break down the question logically. Instead of solving for the actual answer, focus on whether the provided information is sufficient to answer the question.

A balanced approach is best. Use practice tests to build stamina and familiarity, and use targeted drills to strengthen specific weak areas.

Practice reading academic articles or editorials. Focus on understanding the main idea and key details without getting bogged down by every word.

Watch out for flaws like correlation vs. causation, hasty generalizations, and circular reasoning. Learn to spot unsupported assumptions.

Break the problem into manageable parts. Stay organized and keep track of data. Focus on understanding the question before attempting the calculations.

Look for signal words like "therefore," "thus," or "as a result." The conclusion often summarizes the main point or recommendation.

Eliminate answers that are extreme, irrelevant, or contradict the information given. Focus on answers that align closely with the passage or question prompt.

Double-check your work, especially in calculations. Watch out for common errors like misreading the question or making incorrect assumptions.

Translate words into equations step by step. Identify the variables, write out relevant information, and solve systematically.

Always attempt every question, as there’s no penalty for guessing. If a question is too time-consuming, make an educated guess and move on.

Read articles on logic and reasoning, engage in puzzles, or participate in debates. Logical thinking can be sharpened through non-GMAT activities as well.

Focus on weaker areas first. Allocate more time to topics that challenge you, while maintaining a consistent review of your stronger areas.

The GRE is section-adaptive, meaning the difficulty of the second section of Quant or Verbal depends on your performance in the first section.

Eliminate as many wrong answers as possible before guessing. Guess strategically if you’re running out of time, as there is no penalty for incorrect answers.

Both matter, but accuracy slightly outweighs the number of questions. It’s crucial to answer correctly, but also ensure you finish the section in time.

Practice pacing during mock exams. Break the section into smaller time intervals and stick to these mini-goals to avoid rushing or wasting time.

Read the passage actively, summarizing key points in your head. Focus on the main idea, tone, and purpose rather than getting stuck on details.

Trap answers may use words directly from the passage but distort the meaning. Be careful of extreme or overly specific choices that don’t align with the main idea.

Start with individual sections to build accuracy and familiarity, then shift to full-length tests to improve stamina and time management.

Focus on the introduction and conclusion. The main argument is often highlighted at the beginning or reiterated at the end of the passage.

Look for flawed assumptions, hasty generalizations, and false cause-effect reasoning. Argument tasks often have logical gaps that need addressing.

Compare quantities without fully solving them unless necessary. Use estimation, simplification, and logic to quickly assess relationships.

Focus on answers that clearly deviate from the main idea or use extreme language. Eliminate options that are too broad or don’t address the question fully.

Practice reading challenging material daily. Summarize paragraphs mentally as you read, and avoid backtracking unless absolutely necessary.

Always attempt all questions, but skip and return to difficult ones if time allows. Prioritize easier questions to secure points

Practice relaxation techniques like deep breathing before the test. During the exam, focus on one question at a time to prevent overwhelm.

Translate the words into variables and equations. Identify the key information and set up the problem systematically before solving.

Plan your essay with an outline before writing. Review for clarity, coherence, and grammar. Avoid rushing and leaving sentences incomplete.

Set specific goals for each section and rotate between them. Focus on your weaker section, but don’t neglect practice in your stronger areas.

Focus more on the areas where you scored lower, but maintain a steady review of your stronger topics. Use targeted drills to address weaknesses.

Break the problem into smaller, manageable parts. Solve each step carefully and avoid skipping details to prevent errors.

Engage in activities like solving puzzles, reading logic-based content, or taking part in discussions that challenge your reasoning abilities.

Achieve an unbeatable score of 740+ on GMAT and 325+ on GRE

Study from IIT, IIM and ISB Alumni to make it to your dream MBA college. Our students have achieved an average score improvement of 120+ on GMAT and 70+ on GRE

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Top Universities Our students are routinely accepted to the World's Top MBA programs

Global Creed Achievers

GMAT Prep Courses Pick the GMAT coaching that works best for you

GMAT Classroom Training

GMAT Live Online Training

GMAT Self-Paced Online Training

GMAT Private Tutoring

GMAT Elite Focus Tailored approach to achieve 740+ on your first attempt

GMAT Adaptive curriculum

Best in class mock tests

Exclusive 1-1 Mentoring

Advance Strategies for focused edition

GRE Elite Focus Tailored approach to achieve 325+ on your first attempt

Tailored GRE curriculum

Customized GRE level Mock tests

Ultimate GRE handbook

Advanced Strategies

Ace your GMAT/GRE exam in 3 months Adaptive program designed to help you excel in exam

Our program focuses on:

Why chose Global Creed? We are a bunch of passionate teachers rooting for your success

250+ Hours of Comprehensive Coaching

5-Day Bootcamp with IIM and ISB Alumnus

Analytics Dashboard to Monitor Your Progress

100+ Tests Across Sections

What Our Achievers Say

Tarith M

Sahana S

Gautam M

Vatsal M

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ideal order to attempt the GMAT sections?

How adaptive is the GMAT’s Computer-Adaptive Test (CAT) format?

What should be my strategy for guessing on difficult questions?

Should I focus on accuracy or attempting more questions?

How can I avoid falling for trap answers in the Verbal section?

How should I approach time management during each section?

How do I manage test anxiety and stay focused during the exam?

Is there a pattern in GMAT question types or topics?

What is the most efficient way to tackle Data Sufficiency questions?

Should I prioritize practice tests or targeted drills?

How can I improve my reading speed without losing comprehension?

What are the most common logical fallacies in Critical Reasoning?

How should I approach complex Integrated Reasoning questions with multiple steps?

How can I quickly identify the conclusion in Critical Reasoning questions?

What are the key principles to keep in mind when eliminating answer choices?

How can I avoid careless mistakes in the Quantitative section?

What is the best way to handle word problems in Quantitative Reasoning?

Should I attempt to answer all questions or strategically skip some?

How can I enhance my logical reasoning skills beyond GMAT prep?

How should I structure my study plan based on my diagnostic test results?

How does the GRE’s adaptive format work?

What is the best strategy for guessing on the GRE?

Should I focus more on accuracy or the number of questions attempted?

How can I improve my time management across different GRE sections?

What are the best strategies for tackling Reading Comprehension questions?

How can I identify trap answers in the Verbal Reasoning section?

Should I prioritize taking full-length practice tests or focus on individual sections?

How can I quickly identify the main argument in GRE passages?

What are the most common logical fallacies to look out for in Argument tasks?

How should I approach the Quantitative Comparison questions?

What are the key principles to eliminate wrong answer choices effectively?

How can I enhance my reading speed without losing comprehension?

Should I skip difficult questions or attempt all questions within a section?

How can I manage test anxiety and stay focused during the GRE?

What’s the best way to approach word problems in the Quantitative section?

How can I avoid common mistakes in the Analytical Writing section?

How do I balance studying for both the Verbal and Quantitative sections?

How should I structure my study plan based on my diagnostic test results?

What is the most efficient way to approach multi-step Quantitative problems?

How can I improve my logical reasoning skills for the GRE beyond standard prep materials?

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