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Blast from the Past:

The Mistake That High GMAT Scorers Make

“Doh!”

Homer Simpson isn’t the only one who slaps his forehead after a bonehead move. If you’ve taken the GMAT recently, you’ve probably woken up at 3 a.m. and done the same. You see, the GMAT is full of logic traps and deceptively simple questions. The test-makers understand how the mind works. Like you, they know that you only have so much time to answer questions. You pause, skip, and jump around. You overanalyze some questions…and answer before reading the whole question on others. Over the years, they’ve seen everything. And they don’t just test what you know, but how you get to your conclusions.

And that’s where many of the easiest – and most devastating – test mistakes are made. Last year, Brian Galvin, Vice President of Academics at Veritas Prep, shared his insights on the steps to take to avoid those easy errors that’ll shave valuable points off your GMAT score. If you’re prepping for the GMAT, this is one article you can’t miss. To read it, click on the link below.

Source: Poets and Quants