The GMAT® exam is required for admission to the Master of Business Administration (MBA) of most universities in the world.

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Time is running out!

Ivy-league universities world-wide are beginning to consider applications for 2011 already in October 2010 and classes at GMAX are filling up fast! Hurry up and register now!

Course Number	Dates and Times
D5-205 Full course - once a week	13/8/10 – 12/11/10 Fridays, 8:30 – 2:30 PM (Emphasis on verbal, great for those who are strong in math!)
D4-206 Full course - twice a week	13/8/10-12/11/10 Mondays, 6:00–10:00 PM Fridays, 8:30-12:30 PM
GM-32 Quantitative Course Only	11/8/10-10/11/10 Wednesdays, 6:00-10:00 PM
GM-35 Quantitative Course Only	6/9/10 – 15/11/10 Mondays, 6:00 – 10:00 PM
D4-207 Full course - twice a week	1/10/10 – 26/11/10 Wednesdays 6:00–10:00 PM Fridays, 8:30-12:30 PM
D-208 Full course - twice a week	1/10/10-24/11/10 Mondays & Wednesdays 6:00 – 10:00 PM
GMJ-3 Quantitative Course Only   (Jerusalem Hebrew University, Givat Ram Campus, Beit Zarfat Bldg.)	8/10/10-26/11/10 Fridays, 8:30 – 2:30 PM

 

I can't imagine getting a Quant score above 45 without using GMAX and (its) Manhattan GMAT diagnostics. I am not affiliated with either company but used their products to improve from a Q39 to a Q47 in 1 month of study time.

The computer-adaptive GMAT® is a test written entirely in English. Its seven types of questions are divided into three sections, as follows:

• Section 1: Written. In this section, you will be posed two questions that will require the writing of two types of essays in response: an issue essay and an argument essay. The writing of these types of essays bears many traps. Each is allotted 30 mins. (a total of 60 mins.)
• Section 2: Math. There are two types of mathematics questions. This section is 75 minutes long.
• Section 3: Verbal Reasoning. This 75-minute section includes three types of verbal questions, as follows:

·                     Sentence correction: grammar and its American usage are tested.

·                     Critical reasoning: your knowledge of the parts of an argument and your logical reasoning powers are tested in this section.

·                     Reading comprehension: your reading speed and understanding of normal college-level English vocabulary are serious components in this section.

• The GMAT® in Israel is given only on computer.
• The test is given several times each month, by appointment, in Ramat-Gan only.
• To register, you must call the Registration Center in England.
• When registering for the exam, make sure you have an international credit card.
• The GMAT® exam costs $250.
• Test scores are valid for 5 years.
• You can find additional information on the test in the official website: www.mba.com

The GMAX GMAT course teaches you everything you need to know for the GMAT test, and provides you with skills you will need once you enter an English-speaking university. For instance: You will learn the rules of English grammar and develop an ease with them, so that they begin to come naturally to you without much thinking. You will learn how to read faster and with far more comprehension, so that you get through the Reading Section of the GMAT. This will also help you read your way through your MBA. Your vocabulary will increase, making it easier for you to fully understand academic-level reading.
In addition, you will (finally) learn the basic skills of writing a solid English essay, a skill that will be useful for the rest of your career. Your mathematics skills will increase. Your speed and your ability to solve problems of all types will improve markedly. Your analytical abilities will be sharpened. This will help you in any business career, and that’s why it is tested on the GMAT®. You will receive ample practice on the computer, preparing you fully to take the computer-based test.

First, at GMAX we study for the GMAT in English (familiar with our motto: "hard in class, easy on the exam?"). There is no denial: studying for the test in the language of the test leads to optimal retrieval during the test. Your score will testify.

          GMAX GMAT® Courses include:

• Full preparation for the computerized exam.
• Math & verbal Tutorials -  free of charge.
• 7 essays, which will each be fully corrected and graded.
• Personal attention and guidence for each student.
• Computerized practice tests written by various companies.
• An online course to view lessons from home.

If you know to which school you intend to apply, contact the admissions advisor and tell him your Grade Point Average (GPA).

Ask the minimum score that they require on the GMAT.

Many schools will tell you the score, or at least the score they required last year. This will help you focus on realistic goals.

Hi Leanna,

I wanted to say thanks for all the help. I got a 47. Doing tests from different kinds & companies was very efficient and important. Every different kind of test gave me something, as well as the many exercises that were included in the disc.

The tutorial sessions with Omer were helpful as well, and I was able to deal with different topics and concepts.

So thank a lot, and I'd be happy to answer any questions regarding the test that I took today.

Shabat Shalom

Orel Cohen.  

Hi Leanna,

First of all, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for all the support and dedication. Please convey this message to your team (David, Israel,….).

I got 49 in the math part (the only one I took) and I am pleased with the result, since it is sufficient to enable me to start my MBA at Tel Aviv University (which was my goal).

Hi Leanna,

After several months of using English all the time, I'm finally writing to you in Hebrew J

I took the GMAT test and got an amazing score!!! It's much higher than I thought – 710 total score, 49 in the quantitative and 39 in the verbal.

First, I wanted to thank you and the entire GMAX team (Sarai, David and everyone else), you are great!

Also, I have to say that the full GMAT course was wonderful! Well put-together, comprehensive and professional. I'll recommend it to anyone who is considering taking your course.

I don't know yet to which school I'll go, but there's no doubt that I have plenty of options now, and a lot of is because of you!!!

Fell free to refer people who are interested to me, at:

fstav1@netvision.net.il

Thank you so much

I did the full course (Math and verbal) and thanks to you and your team got a 640 grade. I was accepted to IDC Hezliya (hamerkaz habein tchumy) global MBA program (everything is taught in English) and not only that I even got a scholarship that covers 20% of the tuition fee (that's real money if you know IDC fees).
 
Yesterday I successfully finished the one preparatorty course (economics) I had to take before the studies' start. I thought it would be a good opportunity to thank everyone in GMAX: Diana, David, Yisrael, Sarai, yourself and if I missed anyone (it's just me going senile) - please send them my thanks.
 
I must say GMAT was difficult for me and I can't say I was an expert in the verbal part. Nevertheless, I wouldn't have made it without GMAX. Everyone was kind, helpful and knowledgeable. The materials were helpful and all in all I believe GMAX program is the best in the market. I would certainly spread the word about you. 
 
Shana Tova
 
Moti Gal
former Class D-182 student

In the following links you will find application related information and forms from top universites in the US and Europe.

Harvard

Insead

Kellogg

Wharton

Duke

Cornell

Columbia

Stanford

Carnegie Mellon University

UNC

Yale

NYU

Berkeley

UCLA

Marshall

IMD

London Business School