GMAT taking is handled very seriously by its test takers, After all, it could make or break them in getting into the business school of their choice.  When I did take mine for the very first time, my score was so low that I didn’t know if I would laugh or cry. Then recession came, I couldn’t even find a decent job. Thank God for second chances, the next time I took it, I was already well prepared. I practiced some techniques, underwent hypnosis, got involved with the brain evolution system, studied how to become a genius and reviewed for GMAT. I wasn’t surprised at all when I was able to ace it the second time! I even got into MENSA after that. But that’s another story.

Going back to preparing yourself for GMAT, try those techniques I’ve told you --- hypnosis, Brain Evolution System and read up on the Roadmap to Genius. They helped me a whole lot and I’m sure they will do the same for you too. They help in increasing your IQ at tremendously high levels, they sharpen your thinking and learning skills, they boost your brain power and memory. After doing so, then that’s the time you join GMAT review sessions or buy books about GMAT general review. This way, your brain is all ready to absorb all that information and you’d be able to refresh yourself once again with language and math skills at a much faster rate.

Have a specific study schedule which you must follow religiously. But before the day of the exam, don’t forget to get a good night’s rest so that your brain will be rejuvenated and you’ll feel more relaxed as you take the test. Exercise as well and eat a balanced diet. Your brain will need the most nutrients and energy to boost your memory recall.

Do these things and you will be on your way to acing your GMAT! For more information about the books and techniques, read