Your Personal GMAT Tutor

What is GMAT Tutor?

GMAT Tutor is an all-in-one tutoring system designed to help you prepare for your GMAT exam. While most online GMAT prep courses provide you with practice questions and generic study tips, what makes GMAT Tutor different is its comprehensive studying system, which includes:

• Comprehensive Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights lessons
• Critical reasoning and problem-solving strategies
• GMAT practice questions covering all question types
• Full GMAT test simulations
• Personalized feedback on your practice tests
• One-on-one instant messaging communication with GMAT instructors
• GMAT vocabulary flashcards, lists, and exercises

You can access it 24/7, but more importantly, you'll use it to achieve your target score.

How to Use GMAT Tutor to Achieve Your Target Score?

The following guide will help you efficiently and effectively use our preparation course to achieve your target score on the GMAT.

1. Take a full simulated test or practice test by clicking the GMAT Tests link or click here Go to GMAT Test Simulation page.
2. After completing the test, view the DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS. To view them, click the View Results button found under each section. The results provide you with a detailed analysis of your performance, useful tips and strategies for improving your weaker areas, a checklist of questions and lessons to complete, and an estimate of how long you should study to achieve your goal.
3. Based on the DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS, use our GMAT LESSONS to learn the necessary tips and strategies and use TEST/STUDY Mode sections to hone your skills.

Once your scores improve or you feel ready, repeat steps 1-3.

What If My Score Doesn't Improve?

Overall, you need to slow down. There is a good chance you are just completing practices without focusing on improving your skills, so slow down and focus on why you made a mistake and how not to make that mistake in the future.

Improving Your Quantitative Reasoning & Data Insights

1. Review fundamental mathematical concepts. Ensure you understand the basics of arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis.
2. If you are struggling with a particular topic or question type, revisit our LESSONS. You might have missed something or did not fully understand it the first time.
3. Learn about each question type, so you have a better idea of what to look for when solving problems.
4. Practice interpreting data presented in different formats, such as charts, graphs, and tables, which is essential for the Data Insights section.
5. Practice without the timer.
   • If you're really struggling, do not worry about the timer for now.
   • Practice the strategies we teach you in the lessons slowly.
   • After improvement, start using a timer, but give yourself a little longer initially.
   • Determine which question types you continue to get wrong and figure out why.
   • Use the allotted time once you are ready.

Improving Your Verbal Reasoning

1. Enhance your vocabulary. Learn new words and phrases that commonly appear on the GMAT.
2. If you are struggling with a particular section or question type, revisit our LESSONS. You might have missed something or did not fully understand it the first time.
3. Focus on understanding grammar rules and sentence structure, which will help with sentence correction questions.
4. Practice critical reasoning and reading comprehension skills by analyzing arguments and passages carefully.
5. Practice without the timer.
   • Take your time to understand the passages and questions thoroughly.
   • Next, practice with a timer, but give yourself extra time initially.
   • Gradually reduce the time as you become more comfortable.

What If I Only Need Preparation for One Section?

No problem! Our system allows for single-section studying. You'll even get a complete DIAGNOSTIC RESULT for each section, so you can choose which section(s) you want to focus on.

GMAT Tutor Frequently Asked Questions

GMAT Tutor is fairly self-explanatory, but we've had some great questions from inquisitive students.

What about your GMAT simulations? I've experienced them on other sites, and they don't compare in length or quality to an actual GMAT exam. How close to the real exam are your tests?

Our GMAT simulations are developed to look and feel almost identical to an actual GMAT exam. A full-length GMAT simulation, just like the actual test, will take you around 2 hours and 45 minutes to complete. The questions are developed with difficulty in mind, though some students have noted our questions can be even more challenging, which is great for training. If you're curious about our GMAT simulation test, you can experience it for yourself free of charge. Go to GMAT Test Simulation Dashboard page

Can BestMyTest replace a GMAT tutor?

We'll never tell you not to use a GMAT tutor because when it comes to preparing for the GMAT, personalized guidance can be invaluable. However, in-person tutoring can be quite expensive.

We created GMAT Tutor so that you're taught by several professional instructors. With over 20 years of experience teaching the GMAT, our instructors helped us develop all the GMAT lessons, and they will review your practice test results and answer any questions you may have about the GMAT via our instant messaging system called Ask-An-Instructor.

All in all, BestMyTest is your GMAT Tutor, and you have an assortment of tools and resources that will help you achieve your target GMAT score.

• Comprehensive lessons: Our lessons systematically teach you everything you need to know to ace the GMAT test: all the basic skills you'll be tested on, proven techniques for handling GMAT-specific question types, and strategies that can maximize your overall performance on the test.
• Advanced lessons: Advanced lessons offer drills and in-depth teaching of concepts and strategies that will help you improve your reasoning skills and apply what you learned to your GMAT exam no matter the section.
• Categorized lessons and thousands of GMAT practice questions: Your lessons and GMAT practice questions are categorized into different topics, allowing you to study all related material in one centralized place. This also makes reviewing your work much easier.
• A complete road map: The road map is an all-in-one program allowing you to learn at your own pace, wherever you are, and analyze your progress at every stage.
• GMAT vocabulary: In-depth explanations of common vocabulary found on the GMAT.
• A real-time tracking and analysis tool: A tool that tracks and displays your progress on an easy-to-read graph and determines which question types you're struggling with, offering helpful suggestions.
• A complete GMAT diagnostic: Another tool to learn exactly where you're struggling in each section and a guide to help you improve.

How long should I spend studying with GMAT Tutor?

As a general rule, we recommend that you commit daily sessions between 30 minutes to 2.5 hours long, and remember to take breaks after each session. Of course, you can spend more time if you like, but for your own benefit, at least 30 minutes a day.

However, if you're serious about your GMAT preparation, we recommend you complete our GMAT Test to get a full diagnostic report to get a better idea of how long you need to study with BestMyTest to achieve your target score.