what are the formulas used in cracking the GMAT??
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Not sure, but practice before taking it.
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gmat - "graduate management aptitude test"\n\nits like an entrance exam for MBA studies. they test you in three areas that is your english knowledge, your writing skills and quantitative skills.
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http://www.urch.com/forums/gre/11422-how-get-high-gre-quant-score-average-math-non-math-test-takers.html
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-learn about computer-adaptive exams; familiarity with the format of the test will help ease test-day anxiety and allow you to perform at your best\n-review algebra, geometry, and basic probability; practicing some of the basic concepts you haven't seen in years will reduce your frustration and raise your score\n-review basic rules of grammar; sentence correction questions will depend largely on very few fundamental rules\n-read good publications; ability to quickly get through dense material is vital for the GMAT\n-above all, pracitce dealing with questions on the computer; the inability to skip, review, preview, underline, cross out, and generally write on the test material itself is very disconcerting to many test-takers. Consider investing in a test-preparation program that will allow you to practice taking the GMAT online and help you with content review.\n\nIf there is a Kaplan center near you, attend a free "Test day strategies" seminar to pick up a few quick tips.\n\nGood luck!
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There's a free GMAT software that is similar to the one you'll use in the exam from ETC who make the exam. It's name was PowerPrep but now they changed it to GMATPrep\n\nget it free at: http://www.mba.com/mba/TaketheGMAT/TaketheGMATArchives/FreeGMATPrepTestPreparationSoftware.htm
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Q = m * Cp * DeltaT.\n\nPlug the numbers in.  Get Cp from your book.
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Method 1.\n1.Use MS office to type your cheat sheet. \n2. When it's done, set the font size to about 4.\n3. Cut it into small size for easy hiding.\n\nMethod 2.\n1.Type all your answer/note.\n2.Hide your cheat sheet underneath your exam paper pretend it as the last page of your exam paper.  \n\nMethod 3.\na. Ask someone who took the exam (same professor different exam time)and ask for the exam question.\n\nMethod 4. (for Multiple choice)\na. look around for possible answer from people around you.\nb. go to the professor/teacher and pretend asking for some stupid question while you checking out the people's answer sheet which people had finished and handed in.\n\nMethod 5. \nWrite the answer on the table with pencil (which harder to notice by others) \n\nMethod 6. (only for exam which no one will know who you are)\nMake a fake ID for your friend and they take the exam for you.\n\nMethod 7.\nPay someone to take the class for you.\n\nMethod 8. (online exam)\nOpen all your electronic materials and search engine to search and find the answer. (your friend can help also)\n\nMethod 9.\nHide all the equation under your calculator cover.\n\nMethod 10\n1.Finish your exam paper but don't write your name.\n2.Hopefully someone forget to write their name on their exam paper.\n3. Clam the unnamed exam paper with the higher score is yours.\n\nMethod 11\nToliet break (to search the answer from textbook).
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try thris site  http://www.gmacfs.com/us/en/index.html
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well to prepare mca u need to give gmat exam and the exam is on feb month... best of luck.
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Go to the library and check out a GMAT prep book.
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The best practice are those emulators that simulate the test. Books are good for general vocab review and math review, but they don't simulate the actual testing environment well.\n\nThe trick to the GRE is that your first few questions are critical. From there, your score is narrowed down with right answers getting you harder questions and wrong answers getting you easier questions, until a score is decided by the computer.
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Its GMAT the Graduate Management Admission Test.\n\nHere are some links that explain what is on it and how to prepare for the test:\n\nhttp://www.mba.com/mba/TaketheGMAT\n\nhttp://www.gmac.com/gmac/thegmat/\n\nhttp://www.princetonreview.com/mba/testprep/testprep.asp?TPRPAGE=79&TYPE=GMAT
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A good score on GMAT is the score that will get the admission into the desired university. For example,\nIf someone has 650 on GMAT (one can say it is a good score)  but it is less kiley to get into one of the top 5 business schools in US so then it is not good enogh for those schools.\n\nMedian GMAT score based on recent ~600K GMAT takers is 529.
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take number of correct answers and divide by total number of question then multiply that by 100\nc/t times 100\nc=correct answers \nt=total num of quest
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The median score, or middle score of all GMAT takers, is DEFINITELY NOT 680!  I made a 640 last year and that was in the 80% percentile.  A rough guess would place the median at 500-520.  The 680 figure quoted above is for entrants to top MBA programs, NOT all GMAT takers.
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The GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) was designed by Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) to provide them with a selection test for candidates applying for MBA programs. It has grown in popularity with business schools and it is now a requirement for over 1,800 MBA programs world-wide.\n\nThere are business schools that have more lenient admissions procedures and do not require the GMAT but, at least in the States, this often signifies a lower quality or less demanding MBA program.\n\nMost good MBA programs will ask for a GMAT score. If you are in any doubt as to whether you need to take the test check with business schools you aim to apply to.\n\nThe bottom line is that if you want to apply for an MBA at a quality business school you will almost certainly have to do the GMAT.\n\nThe GMAT is valid for 5 years so you can take it up to 5 years before you apply to business school.
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If you go to your local bookstore you will find several books that will assist you in studying for the GMAT.\n\nI don't have any more information on the test that would help you, but for more information on the MBA and B-schools you might want to check out\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba <--- information on the mba\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mbadegree... <--- news article about the recent demand for MBAs.