by.idun.sophia

So, in progressing a business career, you have to be able to analyse information. This is also key in your MBA and, guess what, in the GMAT exam. To be fair when you are faced with multiple products as a…

So many words and so little time. Bring the maths I need in this GMAT question and let me see how it will relate to an MBA, but this is what we are given. Starting a question is like starting…

Don’t let words put you off. The GMAT examiner will do this, and so will your clients when you run your own business. Being an entrepreneur means you have many tasks and one of them is to distil your client…

Distinctly harder GMAT maths in this question, but I assure you this maths can come up in you MBA, will be useful in starting a business and definitely something your competition will do. Client knowledge problems and business/ product decision…

I love it when GMAT maths looks simple. One would hope the MBA course maths is also this simple, and readily applicable to running a business. I would advise you to have the same strategy and management approach you would…

Oh my gosh, when I thought of my maths strategy for this question I was so happy…. and it can be simple if you set yourself up for success. Honestly though, I don’t see the relevance to graduate school courses,…

Converting one thing into another is an essential skill for an entrepreneur or anyone setting a business up. Set yourself up for success. Read the question and write some workings. Those are also key techniques for doing well at the…

There is a hard way and an easy way to do everything. Entirely reasonable, this GMAT question is one that you could easily find in any graduate school course. The arithmetic is quite subtle and needs an exam strategy, but…

Percentages and fractions in general are the GMAT examiner’s favourite topic. Thankfully the question is quite clear and it is business maths you might conceivably use in your MBA and your entrepreneurial courses. It is also a calculation you might…

This is another great question from the GMAT examiner. There is just information that an entrepreneur might know, but most business school applicants probably don’t know. You have to apply the core business maths that you have learnt, not from…