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Discover top free GMAT prep resources

By Phil Cottrell

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If you’re thinking of taking the GMAT, then rest assured you’re going to need some help. While there are a number of excellent preparation courses (at various price points) available both online and in classroom settings that can certainly lead to an improvement in your GMAT score, do you actually need to pay for GMAT prep?

There are many free resources out there to get you started and benefit you to test date and beyond.

Go direct to the business school…

If you’re considering an MBA but unsure of what the GMAT consists of, and how much work it will take to pass with a high score, there are plenty of online tests that allow you to gauge your level. Many such tests, such as these options from London Business School, are provided directly by business schools. They can be a great introduction to the GMAT.

Free doesn’t mean low quality…

The clue is in the name over at GMAT FREE, who provide 800 realistic sample questions and over 600 videos. Put together by Andrew Mitchell, the former director of pre-business programs at Kaplan Test Prep, GMAT Free provides legitimacy without premium prices.

All in one place…

Trawling the web for free resources can be a real pain. Luckily the guys over at BEATtheGMAT have done exactly that for you. Even better they have spilt out the content into bitesize sections that allows you to find what you’re looking for quickly and easily.

The freemium option…

Not sure if you need to spend some cash to see the really impressive results? A number of the highest rated, paid for GMAT prep courses such as Veritas Prep offer free introductory study resources. They include practice tests, sample questions and even trial classes to give you a good overview of what’s on offer.  A good option if you’re thinking of paying but unsure if the financial outlay is worth it.

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