back to indexWhat's the Best Way to Study for the GMAT? | Deep Questions Podcast with Cal Newport
Chapters
0:0 Cal's intro
0:43 Cal listens to question about studying for the GMAT
1:33 Doing sample tests under time constraints
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This is a question about studying for the GMAT 00:00:15.380 |
and then at the tail end, she's also juggling job hunting. 00:00:20.380 |
So we'll take a listen to what Lindsay has to say. 00:00:28.060 |
I am wondering if you could speak to two things. 00:00:33.060 |
The first is most effective way to study for the GMAT test. 00:00:48.180 |
I have to retake it now that I'm applying to school again 00:00:56.940 |
for something else because they have changed the test 00:01:06.060 |
in online courses out there that I don't know, 00:01:15.580 |
or like generally standardized higher education. 00:01:26.140 |
and then we'll get our second part if that works 00:01:31.820 |
Doing sample test under the real time conditions 00:01:43.820 |
under those conditions, then you will get that score 00:01:52.420 |
Get books to learn the techniques they recommend 00:01:58.700 |
So like, okay, I'm gonna study these type of questions 00:02:04.100 |
Then I'll go back and deconstruct the answers I got wrong, 00:02:11.020 |
Was it a mistake or I didn't know how to do it? 00:02:16.100 |
I mean, this is how I did, for example, the GRE 00:02:19.580 |
when I was applying to graduate school in computer science, 00:02:22.660 |
most of these schools cared only about your math section. 00:02:28.300 |
to be in contention for any of these schools. 00:02:30.660 |
They preferred 800, but I gamed it out and was like, 00:02:48.220 |
So that's the way to prepare, nothing else fancy.