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Free GMATPrep Test Preparation Software

Posted by Test Preparation on August 17th, 2010

GMATPrep test-preparation software is available to help you prepare for the Computer-Adaptive GMAT® exam.

This tool is free to registered users of mba.com!

The GMATPrep software uses the same technology used by the official GMAT exam. With this software, you can simulate the actual test experience.

GMATPrep software features:

  • A 15-question practice section for each type of GMAT question, with answers and explanations for each question
  • 2 full-length computer adaptive practice tests with answers (detailed explanations of answers are not included)
  • Accurate computing of Verbal and Quantitative scores, which you can use to judge how prepared you are for the actual GMAT exam
  • A comprehensive math review
  • Real-time scoring

When you register for the GMAT test, you may also choose to have a free CD-ROM version of the GMATPrep software mailed to you. It takes two weeks for delivery within the United States and four weeks for delivery to other locations.

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Test Preparation: Getting Into the Zone

Posted by Test Preparation on July 15th, 2010

You’re facing a landmark test that could shape your future. Whether its SAT prep, GRE prep, ACT prep or any kind of examination, you know test preparation is key. You want to excel. It’s just a matter of getting down to it. So why is getting stuck in to test preparation often so tough? How do you enter that test prep headspace? (more…)

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TOEIC - Test of English for international communication

Posted by Test Preparation on May 11th, 2010

Test of English for international communication (TOEIC) is a standardized test administered by a division of the Educational Testing Service, a huge undertaking exempt private text based in New Jersey. ETS is the same organization that tests of the GRE, SAT, last, and a bunch of tests in other areas, including hairdressers, plumbers, and manages golf. The TOEIC is supposed to be set up to the skills of a non-native speakers of English in the English test. But it really tests how a multiple choice exam. Anyway, all the expressions, idioms and grammar on the TOEIC are most common in America, England or other non-English speaking countries.
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The importance of The GED exam

Posted by Test Preparation on May 4th, 2010

The General Educational Development (GED) exam provides anyone who has not completed high school in a certificate of high school equivalence to obtain. That’s like a high school diploma, and it is necessary for those who want their studies at university or other career-oriented program is continued. Do you have a high school diploma today is very important if you want a good job.

The five areas of the GED

The GED exam is divided into five tests:

  1. Language Arts, Writing.
  2. Social Studies.
  3. Science
  4. Language Arts, Reading
  5. Mathematics (more…)
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Test-taking strategies for the ParaPro Assessment

Posted by Test Preparation on February 8th, 2010

Here are some general test-taking strategies to help maximize your score on the test:

  1. When you receive the test, briefly close your eyes, breathe in and out slowly, and mentally visualize yourself working through the test successfully.
  2. During the test, read and follow all the directions. If you do not understand something in the direction, ask the test administrator for clarification.
  3. Work through each test section (reading, mathematics, or writing) at a steady pace. You should plan to spend about 50 minutes on each section of the test. Check your watch periodically to make sure you are not spending too much time on any one section.
  4. Try to answer the test questions in each section in order. Skipping around can waste time and might cause mistakes on your answer sheet. However, if a question is taking too much of your time, place a large check mark next to it in the test booklet , mark your best guess in the answer booklet, and move on.
  5. Read each question entirely, Skimming to save time can cause you to misread a question or miss important information. (more…)
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