Taking GMAT Practice Tests | Target Test Prep GMAT Strategies 🏆

Taking the GMAT is an integral part of applying to business school, and if you’ve done any amount of GMAT exam preparation, you’ve likely heard that taking full-length GMAT practice tests is a critical part of your preparation. This is sage advice.

Students who take the GMAT cold — without ever having taken practice tests ahead of time — can find the GMAT experience difficult. But, the flip side is that when students prepare properly, including taking a sufficient number of practice tests before the real GMAT, top GMAT scores are within reach.

That said, you want to be smart about when and how you use practice tests in your preparation strategy. So, in this video, we’ll discuss all you need to know about using practice tests to reach your goal.

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⏱ Timestamps

0:00 - Intro
0:26 - Tip #1: Start with a Full-Length GMAT Practice Test
2:46 - Tip #2: Be sure to master GMAT Quant and Verbal before taking practice exams
4:06 - Tip #3: Begin taking weekly practice exams after learning GMAT Quant and Verbal
5:24 - Tip #4: Analyze your results between practice tests
7:08 - Tip #5: Use the official practice exams to assess your readiness to take the GMAT
8:15 - Outro

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[josephzenteno]

when reviewing practice test, what answers/resources do you use to determine what type of problem it is, what a good way of solving this might be....?