The Key to Obtain Near Perfect GMAT-GRE-SAT-TOEFL Test Scores - Acknowledging the Crucial Differences between GMAT-GRE-SAT-TOEFL Standardized Tests and Other Tests You Know
The Table below enumerates 9 crucial differences between standardized tests such as GMAT, GRE, SAT, TOEFL and other tests you have been accustomed to.
Why are these differences important?
1. Accounting for these differences while taking the GMAT, GRE, SAT or TOEFL test is vital to achieving near Perfect GMAT-GRE-SAT-TOEFL Test Scores!
2. However good student you may be, you make an enormous mistake if you assume that your traditional test taking strategies will work during the GMAT, GRE, SAT or TOEFL tests!
3. Obtaining a near Perfect GMAT-GRE-SAT-TOEFL Test Score requires that you change your existing test-taking habits in two steps. First, your Private GMAT-GRE-SAT-TOEFL Tutor will introduce you to Time and Precision Sensitive Standardized GMA-GRE-SAT-TOEFL Test Taking Strategies while providing ample opportunities for you to practice them under her/his supervision. Then, your private tutor will assign plenty of homework so that you can drill yourself in building these standardized test taking strategies into your own habits.
4. Changing your existing test-taking habits will be just as time-consuming and difficult as changing any other habits such as smoking, being disorganized, being late, procrastinating, eating excessively, and so on!
5. The Best Private GMAT-GRE-SAT-TOEFL Tutors will be able to change your test-taking habits faster and more effectively! The Time and Precision Sensitive Standardized GMAT-GRE-SAT-TOEFL Test Taking Strategies learned will reflect the high precision-high risk - no partial credit, strict time limits, your career is at stake - nature of these tests similarly to professions such as the military, fire fighting, and ambulance.
6.You know you have The Best Private GMAT-GRE-SAT-TOEFL Tutor if her/his test taking strategies reflect the subsequent differences!
| Standardized: GMAT/GRE/SAT/TOEFL | Other Tests You Know |
| Format: multiple choice | Format: written or oral |
| Full credit exam (no partial credit) | Partial credit exam |
| Seemingly deceiving, unfair questions | Objective, fair questions |
| Answer choices with traps | No answer choices, no traps |
| Seemingly unfair time limits | Strict, but fair time limits |
| Duration: more like a marathon | Duration: more like a sprint |
| Tests skills, endurance & ability to focus | Tests knowledge |
| Emphasis on practice & mental agility | Emphasis on information retention ability |
| Can NOT succeed if you are tired! | CAN succeed even if you are tired! |
How to Find the Best Training?
Sign up for a free consultation
Follow me on Twitter
Connect via Facebook
Test preparation via Skype