How to Start Preparing for the GMAT From Scratch

How to Start Preparing for the GMAT From Scratch

One of the most crucial decisions to make before beginning to prepare for the GMAT is to decide when is the ideal time to start preparing for the exam. You do not want to begin your prep too early and risk forgetting all that you have learned by the time your test...
Is the GMAT Unfair to Non-Native Speakers?

Is the GMAT Unfair to Non-Native Speakers?

The GMAT is the most important test when it comes to MBA admissions and we have extensively written and talked about it in our blog. As Apex is a global brand, we have worked with clients from different parts of the world with various backgrounds and levels of English...
EA Prep Tips: How to Study Like an Expert

EA Prep Tips: How to Study Like an Expert

The Executive Assessment exam has become more and more popular among the MBA applicants lately. Many business schools require the exam, and for some of them it is optional. However, in both cases, a good score will make you more competitive and increase your chances...
The Beginner’s Guide to EA Prep

The Beginner’s Guide to EA Prep

Performing well on the Executive Assessment exam is not the easiest task to do. For those who have just started preparing for the exam, it is very important to start off their journey in the right way in order to make the preparation process fun and end up with a good...
Enhance Your GMAT Strategy in Under 20 Minutes

Enhance Your GMAT Strategy in Under 20 Minutes

Whether it has been a couple months or a couple days into your GMAT prep, finding innovative ways to incorporate GMAT prep into your daily routine can be vital to achieving the best score possible. Whether it is during your morning commute, or while getting ready for...
Why the GMAT Focus is Still Important for Business Schools

Why the GMAT Focus is Still Important for Business Schools

Over the past decade, there has been a trend among universities to make standardized testing optional for both undergraduate and graduate programs. In the US, many undergraduate institutions don’t require scores from tests like the SAT and ACT. Similar trends can be...