How I Scored 790 on the GMAT in Just Two Weeks - Tips and Strategies

TLDRIn this video, I share my experience of scoring 790 on the GMAT in just two weeks. I provide tips and strategies for studying efficiently and achieving a high score.

Key insights

📚Studying efficiently and understanding the structure of the GMAT can help you achieve a high score.

💡Identifying flaws in the argument and strengthening your essay structure can improve your essay score.

📝Practice solving problem-solving, data analysis, and efficiency questions to succeed in the quantitative section.

💪Maintaining a positive mindset and managing test anxiety is key to performing well on the GMAT.

💼The GMAT is just one aspect of your graduate school application, so focus on essays and recommendations as well.

Q&A

How long did you study for the GMAT?

I studied intensively for two weeks before taking the exam.

Did you use any study materials?

I mainly used free resources such as GMAT Prep and did not pay for textbooks or tutoring.

How did you approach the essay section?

I followed a structured approach, identifying flaws in the argument and providing counterexamples.

How did you prepare for the quantitative section?

I practiced solving problem-solving, data analysis, and efficiency questions to build my skills.

Any tips for managing test anxiety?

I focused on maintaining a positive mindset, doing thorough preparation, and practicing relaxation techniques.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction to the video and the speaker's experience of scoring 790 on the GMAT in just two weeks.

03:30Tips and strategies for studying efficiently and understanding the structure of the GMAT.

07:45Advice for tackling the essay section, including identifying flaws in the argument and strengthening the essay structure.

12:15Approach to preparing for the quantitative section, focusing on problem-solving, data analysis, and efficiency questions.

15:45Tips for managing test anxiety and maintaining a positive mindset during the GMAT.

19:00Importance of essays and recommendations in the graduate school application process.