Who should take the GMAT test?
The population required for the GMAT test is divided into two main groups.
The first group consists of students interested in studying for a master’s degree in Business Administration in Israel (MAB). To do so, they will have to pass only the quantitative part of the GMAT test.
In contrast, the second group consists of students interested in studying for a master’s degree in business administration at selected universities abroad, and for this purpose they will have to pass the GMAT test in all its parts. In this case, the course they will have to take is a GMAT exam preparation course that includes both the quantitative part and the verbal part, which is of course done in English.
It is important to find out what the purpose of the studies is even before choosing the course, in order to receive the course in favor of the most accurate GMAT test that is best suited to the student’s needs.
How is the learning for the GMAT test done?
The GMAT test preparation course enables the acquisition of the most comprehensive knowledge required in order to pass the GMAT test successfully.
In order to acquire background and familiarity with the GMAT test, the student must receive practical practice based on the principles on which the test is based.
The proven teaching method of Yeda Plus includes: a preparatory workshop for mathematics, videos with practical exercises, a question bank that is essentially equivalent to the questions expected in the GMAT test, and textbooks at different levels, which enable intensive and effective learning.
In order to check the level of practice and skills, at the end of each lesson the student will be given assignments and tasks according to the material he has studied. In this way, the student will be able to train his abilities, and receive a standard on his level of knowledge and abilities.
Learning with a private tutor for the GMAT test
Combined with the auxiliary materials provided, Yeda Plus provides the perfect conditions that ensures knowledge of the course materials. To do this, along with a GMAT test course, each student is entitled to three private lessons with the college staff experts.
The private lessons are important and critical to succeeding in the GMAT test, for several reasons:
1. Personal status – In the private lesson, the student will receive feedback from the professional teacher, so that he will know what his level of knowledge is and what points he should focus on.
2. Answering questions – Sometimes, due to an incomprehensible principle or technique that has not yet been acquired, learning is delayed. As part of the private lesson, the student will be able to check with the professional teacher everything that is blocking him, get an answer and move forward.
3. Refinement and improvement – The teacher’s direct meeting with the student allows an orderly reflection on the part of the professional teacher, as well as a clear outline for improvement and refinement.
The language of study for the GMAT test
In order to allow a variety of students to receive tools in the GMAT test course, the student will be able to choose whether he or she prefers to take the GMAT test preparation course in Hebrew or English.
The division of the course by language makes it possible to create a common denominator among the group’s students and to adapt the study material to their level and ability.
In order to maintain the personal connection and full attention of the teachers to the student, the course is conducted in small groups. This also contributes to maintaining the level of concentration and connection between students.
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Used for MBA admissions, the GMAT exam is an adaptive test taken electronically in a certified GMAC center. Test-takers begin the exam with questions of varying difficulty, and the level of each question is determined by the examinee’s performance in the previous one. The exam algorithm will raise the level of difficulty for good performance, and lower the level for poor performance. These variations in difficulty are reflected in the final score.
GMAT test structure
The 3.5-hour exam is comprised of four sections. The Verbal and Quantitative sections are the most important, and are combined to calculate a final grade in the range of 200-800. Exams are offered twice a week in Israel, and cost $250. Applicants must wait 16 days between consecutive exams. Scores appear immediately at the end of the exam for the Verbal and Quantitative sections.
Analytical Writing (AWA) – graded on a 0-6 scale. Includes a 30-minute “evaluate the argument” essay assignment.
Verbal Reasoning – graded on a 0-48 scale. Multiple-choice questions on grammar, reading comprehension and logic questions.
Quantitative Reasoning – graded on a 0-52 scale. Multiple-choice questions in two formats (problem-solving and data sufficiency) on various math topics, such as statistics, geometry, algebra and word problems.
Integrated Reasoning (IR) –graded on a 0-8 scale. Multiple-choice questions integrate verbal and quantitative information like graphs and charts.
GMAT prep course at Yeda Plus
Founded in 2002, Yeda Plus offers the most in-depth courses in Israel, taught by Israel’s finest GMAT instructors (>95% in the relevant sections), all of whom are native speakers. Our courses are taught in English or Hebrew, and run on Friday mornings (10-week course) and midweek evenings (Intensive quantitative course for Hebrew speakers). Our small, intimate class sizes allow for maximum attention to students. These are the reasons our average scores of 680 are 120 points higher than the international average of 540.
Not happy with your score? Yeda Plus is committed to students’ success: all students can repeat the course for an entire year free of charge.
What differentiates us from other GMAT schools?
Our educational approach significantly benefits our students:
We allow students to repeat the course free of charge for a full year from the date of registration.
We include 3 hours of private tutoring as part of the course structure – for no additional charge (FREE!)
The level of teaching and the personal attention we give to each student.
Our teachers and staff are all native speakers.
The Yeda Plus GMAT test preparation course is the most popular choice among non-Hebrew speakers and Israelis alike.
Specially designed materials
We emphasize building students’ ability to answer all questions – from the early stages through the most challenging questions at the 700 level and above.
Small class size
15 students or less per class allows for an extremely effective, enjoyable learning experience.
GMAT Course Structure and Materials
The YedaPlus GMAT course includes:
A math preparatory workshop
2-3 hours of private tutoring free of charge.
Ample prep materials: three books (including GMAC Official Guide); Question Bank with more then 1000 questions, including 700- level challenge questions; computerized simulations; and original math videos of all math concepts. Weekly homework assignments ensure an organized, well-balanced study plan for each and every student.