What are the most common GMAT Misconceptions?
The GMAT is a standardized test and is one of the most important evaluation criteria for the selection of candidates for postgraduate programs in Greece and abroad.
Although it is a test that can make any candidate even more competitive even if it is not one of the requirements for admission to some programs, a lot of candidates having a wrong image of the specific test and its preparation avoid taking it.
The most common misconceptions about the GMAT test are the following and we are here to refute them:
Misconception 1
X “In order to be able to solve the Quantitative section (or mathematics) one must have excellent knowledge of mathematics”
✔️ The above sentence is wrong as anyone who has graduated from High School can solve the Quantitative section.
Misconception 2
X “Only if you know English as your mother tongue can you succeed in the Verbal section (or otherwise in English)”
✔️ This proposal is far from reality as everyone who has an English level of B2 and above can do extremely well in this section.
Misconception 3
X “Preparing for the GMAT is very time consuming, it takes at least 6 months to achieve a good score”
✔️ In our center we can prove to you that the correct preparation to achieve a high score lasts only 8 weeks.
Misconception 4
X “The GMAT test is only useful for admission to university programs”
✔️ The above view about the GMAT test is completely wrong as this test can make the resume of anyone who has it to stand out in the work field.
Misconception 5
X “Achieving a score that is within 1% of the world is impossible”
✔️ The students of our center have proved that 1% score worldwide is possible with the right preparation
Our 40 years of experience in preparing for the GMAT test make us the best choice for your preparation.