Education Expert
The best way to prepare for the GMAT at home is to follow a clear plan and stay consistent. Start by taking an official diagnostic test to figure out your weak and strong areas. Once you know where you stand, use the GMAT Official Guide and free resources from the GMAT website to build your concepts—especially for quant and verbal.Other than the official prep resource you can also use free resources like mentr-me. These materials are super reliable because they're created by the same people who make the test.
After that, try to follow a daily or weekly schedule that includes practice questions, timed quizzes, and full-length mocks. Try not to skip review time—going over your mistakes is where real improvement happens And honestly, even at home, discipline is everything. A quiet space, a fixed time every day, and a bit of patience can go a long way. If you need structure, some people even use online study plans or forums just to stay motivated.
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