eGMAT Review by Harvard Admit | GMAT 760 scorer talks about learning pedagogy and data-driven tools
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- čas přidán 7. 07. 2024
- Another e-GMAT Review by GMAT 760 scorer - If there were a near-perfect tried and tested recipe for scoring a 99th percentile score on the GMAT in the first attempt, we believe Valentin's video interview would be it. Watch his interview where he reviews the e-GMAT course architecture and how data powered GMAT 760 score. Detailed interview - bit.ly/3kEqBC9
Having a background in Management Consulting, Valentin understood that data could help him make steady progress to his target score. He also knew that data creates magic only when it is analyzed properly. So, even while preparing with books, a 620 score in his first mock test was enough to make him realize that his methods aren't yielding results.
With this, he began his research for better resources and found the alternative in e-GMAT. In the next few months, Valentin made great use of the data and insights provided by the e-GMAT platform and went on the score a GMAT 760 (Q49, V45). 📜You can read his GMAT journey here - bit.ly/3kEqBC9
Bonus Content: Valentin also shares his application strategy for Harvard Business School, and how he approached his HBS MBA Essays and Interview.
Jump to your desired section of the video using the timestamps below:
00:00 - Archit congratulates Valentin on his GMAT 760 and Admit from Harvard MBA
1:00 A little about how Valentin started preparing for GMAT using a different course.
2:50 Where did 45 days of prep using books led Valentin? - His performance first mock test
6:36 Valentin’s mindset after scoring a 620 in his first mock.
8:15 What attracted Valentin to buy the e-GMAT course?
10:30 His mantra to assure that he builds strong ability in every concept.
12:30 Valentin reviews the e-GMAT course - an honest opnion
13:20 Enrolling for the e-GMAT mentorship program with Archit as his mentor
17:10 Difference between the plans Valentin used while preparing with books and with e-GMAT.
19:00 How to fill conceptual gaps in your preparation.
22:10 Importance of Reviewing your understanding of concepts after learning them.
25:08 “It’s a terrible recipe to go through your GMAT prep without an error log.’
25:45 How he made do with just 4 mock tests?
26:50 Valentin reviews insights from e-GMAT Scholaranium
27:55 Announcement for Scholaranium 2.0 with Advanced Analytics
28:40 Importance of analyzing the data you have at hand on your prep
31:30 Analyzing performance on two variables - Accuracy and Timing
34:55 5 things one must do to score a V45 on GMAT Verbal
43:05 How Valentin’s Harvard Business School application went?
44:10 Why MBA from Harvard?
45:45 How he tackled his HBS application essays?
48:10 How much time did Valentin dedicate to his Harvard application?
49:35 5 Tips to MBA aspirants for acing their application process
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Can you guys tell about the background of candidates and minimum work experience required .I have started preparing with egmat and have less then 1 year of experience so wanted to know more about this. Thanks
Dear Shreyansh, please look at the videos in the playlist B-school experience. All those cases have detailed background descriptions.
At 5 mins - he didn’t say ‘raped’ my attention. He said ‘raised’ my attention.
Dear Esha - thanks for letting me know. We just edited the transcription. Auto transcription sometimes does that :(.
Honestly asking ,
Which is better ttp or e gmat ?
Ajit - In 2021, our students have reported twice as many 700+ scores than have students from TTP. Also, take a look at the number of CZcams interviews on both channels to understand why the student passion exists. Lastly, experience the technology on both platforms and see which one you like best.
RC is a nightmare for me. How do I improve?
Hey Visswanath,
You will find a lot of experts suggesting tricks and tips, such as skimming through the passage or reading selectively to solve RC questions. Some students even resort to reading the questions first and then searching for terms that the question contains. Unfortunately, these tricks DO NOT WORK on GMAT RC. At e-GMAT, we have a proper detailed approach and reading strategies that will help you improve your accuracy within optimal time.
Moreover, to improve your reading skills, it's generally suggested that you read two books in a month. But, what if you don't have time to do that? What if you are not super informed and hate frequently tested topics on RC such as humanities, sciences, economics, etc.?
Watch this session where we teach three reading strategies designed specifically for non-voracious readers - bit.ly/3u8RPFs.
How do i get a mentor?
Dear Lotanna, Get to the last stage (within 50 points of your target score) and then write to us. We would be happy to have you as a part of our LMP program.
@@egmat hi! Joined the program, however can't seem to find an email address to contact you guys for Mentorship program. Also, tried to send an email which bounced back. Could you please clarify which is the best way to contact you for Mentorship?
@@mahimakalla1861 - Where are you in your preparation. If you have just joined the program then please write to the support team to make sure that you get an invitation to the onboarding session. That will help ensure that you understand your study plan. In addition, reach out to us when you are within 50 points of your target score to leverage the Last Mile Push program.
Email address: support(at)e-gmat.com
@@egmat thank u . This is helpful.
Archit, you need to stop interrupting Valentin and let him speak. He clearly is very structured in his sharing and needs very little moderation, but before he can expound further on his next point, you've interrupted him and proceeded to dispense your own advice. I apologize that this sounds harsh, but the audience is here primarily to hear him share his experience, not listen to your advice necessarily.
@Emi - thank you for that feedback. I will convey the same to Archit :)