The WinGMAT Online Video Math & Verbal Prep Course

GMAT Overview

The term GMAT stands for Graduate Management Admission Test. Currently the test is exclusively given on computers. The computer adaptive test is also called CAT. A good score in the GMAT exam is essential for admission in an MBA program at a top-ranking business school.

The GMAT CAT exam consists of the following sections:

• GMAT Math (Quantitative section)
• GMAT Problem solving
• Data Sufficiency


• GMAT Verbal


• GMAT Sentence Correction
• GMAT Critical Reasoning
• GMAT Reading Comprehension


• GMAT AWA (Analytical Writing Assessment)


• Essay 1: Analysis of an Issue
• Essay 2: Analysis of an Argument

Most students find the quantitative section of the GMAT exam very challenging. However, scoring in the upper percentiles in the GMAT math section is essential for obtaining a good overall score. However, a high verbal score is equally important for an overall high percentile score.

Many commercial study resources can help test takers improve their test performance. Some of the resources include GMAT prep books, private GMAT tutoring, GMAT review classes, online study materials, and GMAT CDs/DVDs. However, unfortunately most of the methods can be inadequate and ineffective. Many students find reading textbooks to learn GMAT boring and ineffective. Subject experts maintain that reading review text-books is a poor method for GMAT test preparation. Furthermore, classroom courses offered by companies such as Kaplan, Princeton or Manhattan are very expensive. Some review companies charge more than $1200 for a 10-session GMAT review course. The private tutoring is extremely expensive, with typical rates over $75 per hour. Would you not want to find a better way to assure your GMAT success?

www.WinGMAT.com is the first online, video-based GMAT prep course combining one-on-one tutoring experience with modern Internet technology. With our WinGMAT online video course, you can learn GMAT by simply watching videos.

WinGMAT Online Course

The complete WinGMAT video course consists of (1) lessons, (2) examples, and (3) exercise problems. The details of the course topics are shown in the following sections:

Math/Quantitative Section

• Arithmetic
  
• Percent (calculation, change, profit/loss)
  
• Ratio (direct and indirect proportion)
  
• Time and Distance (distance, rate and time formula)
  
• Average (Mean, median, and mode, and standard deviation)
  
• Number Properties (e.g. decimal, fraction)
  
  
• Algebra
  
• Simple Equations (solving linear, and quadratic equations)
  
• Inequalities (advance rules for inequalities, and range)
  
  
• Geometry
  
• Lines & Triangles (basics of triangle, pythagoras, special triangles)
  
• Circles (radius, area, partial circle, tangents etc.)
  
• Quadrilaterals and polygons (rectangles, squares, and n-sided polygons)
  
• Coordinate Geometry (lines, distance, slope)
  
• Solid Geometry (cubes, cuboids, cylinder)
  
  
• Miscellaneous
  
• Word Problems (word translation in mathematical forms)
  
• Data Sufficiency (when is given information sufficient)
  
• Probability (chance of getting the expected results)
  
• Set Theory and Venn diagrams (overlapping sets)
  

Verbal Section

• GMAT Sentence Correction
  
• GMAT Critical Reasoning
  
• GMAT Reading Comprehension
  

For each of the above sections, the WinGMAT course offers you practice lessons, solved examples and exercise problems – fully solved in video format.

To see how it all works, please check out the FREE samples. We will show you our method of teaching that are essential for GMAT preparation. We also provide invaluable tips and tactics. All course content is original and compare in level and style to those in the official guide for the GMAT. At WinGMAT, we place special emphasis on types of that appear frequently in the GMAT exam and are considered to be challenging by many test takers.

WinGMAT Unique Features

The WinGMAT prep course is unique because one can take it from any part of world, at any time, from any place. You may also benefit from the course regardless of your current level of preparation. You can learn the best GMAT strategies, tips, tactics, and techniques from the comfort of your own home, office, university or library and at your own schedule.

No one can beat our affordable rates. Watch the free, sample videos and practice the diagnostic test now!

• Choose among the six available WinGMAT course plans
• Our FAQ section will give you instant answers to frequent queries.
• WinGMAT provides 24x7 support on phone, chat and email.

The unique WinGMAT online video course can help you get a score in the upper 700s on the GMAT exam. You, too, can realize your dream of admission to an MBA program at a top-ranked business school.


Newer Trends in GMAT: Are you prepared enough to face the change?
Even though the GMAT exam has existed for a number of years as the route to entry into a top Business schools but over the years there have been some significant changes in the format and content of the test. The competition to get into top business schools like Harvard, Stanford, New York, Yale, Kellogg, and Chicago has become increasing difficult with more international students from countries like China, Canada, India and England aspire to get an American MBA degree. The popular view among the test-takers is that GMAT has become increasingly difficult in recent years and to get into top Business schools of the country you require a GMAT score in the range of 650-700.

GMAT scores vis-à-vis personal statement & letters of recommendation
The GMAT scores have become exceedingly important as indicated by one of the studies in 2008-2009 that revealed that the admission committees at the Ivy League schools are providing greater emphasis on GMAT scores than on applicants’ personal statements or letters of recommendation. This is because it is hard to compare, verify and rank applicants’ credentials, achievements and interests when applicants are coming from diverse academic and cultural backgrounds from all over the world. Experts in standardized test (e.g., GMAT, GRE, SAT, ACT etc.) maintain that the trend of higher difficulty and more competition is likely to continue in year 2008, 2009 and 2010 with more emphasis on top GMAT scores.

Changing Demographics
Despite high cost of MBA program, the popularity of this professional course is on rise among Americans and non-American students. For example, in America prior to year 2000, a majority of student applicants (and obliviously GMAT test takers) came from larger cities like New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Atlanta and Washington. However, in recent years more and more students from medium and smaller cities (e.g., Austin, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Los Vegas, Miami, Minneapolis, Orange County, Phoenix, Portland, Raleigh, Sacramento, San Diego, and Seattle) are taking the GMAT test and applying for MBA programs. Also the percentage of non-American students pursuing MBA from American universities has risen steeply.

Newer Learning Modules
Also GMAT test prep review companies are opening new centres across the USA. Further, a variety of GMAT courses with differing durations and formats are offering serious students more opportunities and resources to obtain higher scores in the exam. In additions newer methods of learning other than the traditional classrooms reviews courses, such as online courses, new textbooks, CDs & DVDs, Flash cards etc. are promising better learning experiences and higher scores in the GMAT exam. However, the increase in the difficulty level of the GMAT exam along with stiff competition from international students taking GMAT presents a serious challenge to American students who wish to appear for GMAT exam.

Math Section: The Achilles Heel
Most undergraduate students from U.S colleges and universities are well trained in the verbal section of the test. A majority of American test-takers are also skilled at essay writing. However, a great majority of American GMAT candidates lack the necessary skill to score well in the Math section of the GMAT test. The GMAT Math questions - both problem solving and data sufficiency seem the most difficult part of the exam. Our interactions with hundreds and thousands of GMAT candidates reveal that they found the Math sections of the test most difficult. Also everybody uses English in day to day life but for math the story is very different as many of us never did math after high school. As one of the top scores (she scored a perfect 800 in GMAT) remarked "it is easy to relate the verbal questions given in the official guide for GMAT with our everyday experiences, but who really knows or cares about the difficult Math problems asked in the official guide".

Numerous GMAT forums and blogs discuss the reasons and remedies of low GMAT scores. The common view is that one must master the GMAT Math if one wants to score high in the exam. Also many students find learning math from books and other conventional sources quite tough, boring and consequently get frustrated in due course and ending up without much preparation resulting in poor GMAT scores.

Exploring Newer Avenues: WinGMAT online audio-visual learning module
We offer the most straightforward and simple solution to the problem: Learn powerful methods of problem solving in simple and easy-to-follow steps. Practice new methods to solve GMAT math problems with real GMAT questions to build up your confidence. Set a timeline, work smart, decide on a test date, and win the game.
The free Sample GMAT questions, the Diagnostic GMAT test and practice tests may clarify the point being made here. Without debating much on the causes and consequences of good or bad side of the GMAT test, our team of experienced instructors at WinGMAT aim to assist you in the areas where you need the most help.

Our Promise: Mentoring you to prepare better
GMAT exam preparation not only requires resources but a lot in terms of right guidance to streamline your journey to GMAT. We don’t promise you wonders and overnight results but what we promise is that we will guide you all along and make learning GMAT easy, fast and interesting by helping you to work on areas of your weakness and honing your areas of strengths to forge your way to top Business schools with top GMAT scores.