Do I need to prepare for the GMAT?
You should definitely prepare for the GMAT, and prepare thoroughly. It is not enough to turn up on test day and hope for the best! Remember that applications to business schools are highly competitive: a survey by GMAC showed that during 2009, there were 265,613 GMAT exams taken around the world, and for the first time the majority of the examinees were non-US citizens. Additionally, you will be up against candidates who have spent a lot of time and effort preparing for the GMAT. So don't get left behind - set some time aside to dedicate yourself to your preparation.
Each time you take the GMAT the score you receive is valid for 5 years, so every time you send a score report to a business school, all your scores from the past 5 years will be shown on the report.
See what you will encounter with our GMAT Sample Questions.
What is the best way to prepare for the GMAT?
The best way for you to prepare depends on many factors: your familiarity with standardized tests; your Maths and English grammar knowledge, your work schedule and other commitments etc, plus when you actually want to take the test and how long you have to prepare.
Kaplan offers you various ways to prep for the test: attend one of our GMAT Courses in Dublin, take a GMAT Anywhere Course, GMAT On Demand Course, or use our online question builder, GMAT Quiz Bank, to gain as much practice as possible.
