Every management aspirant wants a good GMAT score that could help them in targeting some of the top MBA colleges in India and abroad. Especially for students who are planning to apply for MBA, PGDM and other management related programmes in universities outside India will have to score good in order to become eligible for selection and admission process in international institutions.

The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) organises the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) which is one of the most popular MBA entrance exams taken across the world. It is an examination known for its analytical selection criteria considering a number of parameters in mind. The GMAT is a computer adaptive test conducted at regular intervals throughout the year for aspirants of management studies across the globe.

• Since GMAT is a computer-adaptive test, make sure that you practice questions of different difficulty levels to get used to the exam pattern.
• Don’t stick to a single section while planning your daily targets. Make sure that you practice quantitative ability questions, as well as, verbal ability questions daily to achieve a balanced score in both the questions.
• One of the most important parts of preparation is GMAT practice tests. Make sure that you take as many practice test as you can to get used to the proctored nature of the test in order to achieve a score above 700.
• The essential steps while you are preparing for an MBA entrance exams is to practice consistently. Constant practice will help you in getting used to all the type of questions that are asked in the exam and raise your confidence while preparing.
•  Keep a daily record of the topics, questions and GMAT practice tests that you are covering each day. This way, you can achieve your daily targets for GMAT.
• The perfect time to start preparing for a highly competitive examination like the GMAT is five months prior to the date of the exam.
• The previous year exam-takers say that for a normal mind to get used to a schedule takes around 90 days. Starting to prepare for GMAT five months before the exam date gives ample time to the brain to get used to a study schedule and the candidates can use the remaining days to provide an effective final touch to their GMAT exam preparation.