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Starting from June 2011 GMAT.cz is offering GMAT Prep Courses in cooperation with the University of Pittsburgh in Prague.

Anyone interested in attending a GMAT course is very welcome to the course and will benefit from the combined facilities and experience of both institutions. Applicants to the University of Pittsburgh’s Executive MBA Worldwide program will receive a 10% discount of the GMAT prep course fee.

We now offer special six-member group SAT Prep Courses for students. All students must be below the age of 26 to be accepted. The course package includes 80 x 45min of teaching and all teaching materials (Cracking the SAT and Practice Tests for SAT and PSAT).

During summer holiday 2011 the SAT Preparation Courses are going to take place in July and August:
Course 1: 4th - 29th of July, Modays to Fridays 9 - 12:30AM
Course 2: 4th - 29th of July, Modays to Fridays 2:30 - 6:00PM
Course 3: 1st - 26th of August, Modays to Fridays 9 - 12:30AM
Course 4: 1st - 26th of August, Modays to Fridays 2:30 - 6:00PM

SAT Prep Course ......... 15,000 CZK per student (187,50 CZK per 45 minutes)

Please, register at info@gmat.cz.

Read more about our SAT Preparation Courses.

We are glad to inform you we have added a new course to our portfolio: SAT Preparation Course.

The SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) is a standardised test for college admissions in the USA. The SAT exam evaluates a candidate’s readiness for college and his/her knowledge in the area of mathematics, critical reasoning and writing in English.

Invitation to Social Media Landscape Presentation

University of Pittsburgh, one of the leading business schools in Prague, invites you to an interesting and valuable lecture on "How to Enter and Optimize Your Presence on Social Media". It will be an opportunity to gain a better understanding of how to take advantage of this new phenomenon.

It will take place in Prague's Hotel Grand Majestic (Truhlarska 16, Prague 1) on March 28th, 2011. There is no charge.

See the official invitation.

The evening event will have the following timing:
- 6:00-6:30 Registration
- 6:30-8:00 Lecture
- 8:00-9:00 Networking Reception

Click here to register.

We now offer intensive, accelerated weekend group GMAT prep courses:

• When: February, May, August & November 2012
• Course Schedule: 4 consecutive weekends, with classes on both Saturdays and Sundays
• Course package: 80 class hours (45 minutes each), textbook, exercise book, folder, notepad, stationery.
• Number of students per group: 3
• Prague: cost 30,000 CZK per student
• Bratislava: cost 1400€ per student

Please, register at info@gmat.cz. If you register 8 weeks before the start of lessons, you will receive a 5% discount. NYUP affiliates will receive an additional 5% discount.

Please do not hesitate to contact us and we will send you course details immediately.

Read more about our GMAT Prep Course.

GMAT.cz offers intensive weekend GMAT preparation courses in the Slovak capital Bratislava. The courses will be run by experienced GMAT tutors from GMAT.cz and will involve Saturday and Sunday lectures for 4 weekends consecutively.

The new offer is in response to increased interest from professionals located in Slovakia who want to take their careers forward with an MBA degree from a respected business school, but are unable to travel to Prague where our courses are based.

According to the European Geographic Trends Report, released by GMAC in February, Europe is emerging as the fastest growing destination for MBA applicants. The ever increasing reputation and global ranking of European business schools is fuelling a massive increase in the number of GMAT scores being sent to European business schools. This is supported by a Financial Times report highlighting the fact that all of the top 100 business schools use the GMAT in their MBA application processes. Taking the trend of where MBA applicants are sending their GMAT scores as an indicator, Europe is emerging as the fastest growing destination.

A recent survey conducted by GMAC shows that 9/10 of 2010 MBA graduates received employment; up from 84% in 2009. According to the latest GMAC Alumni Perspectives Survey, these 2010 MBA graduates also received higher starting salaries (median US$78,820).

GMAT.cz is happy to announce that we have become a part of the benefits program of New York University in Prague (NYUP). The students, staff, faculty members and alumni will receive a 5% discount (2,500 CZK) on our standard GMAT Preparation Course Package.

Read more about UNYP benefits program.

We are pleased to inform you that a new test center for the GMAT has been opened in Prague, having received the license and accreditation from GMAC. The address is: Gopas - Počítačová škola, Kodaňská 46, Praha 10, 101 00.

Read more infomation here..

Visually Impaired Students Now Using “Digital Talking Book” Official GMAT Study Guide Series.

The Official Guide for the GMAT Review series of test-preparation books is now available in a “digital talking book” format. It has been designed to help people with visual impairments and reading-based disabilities to prepare for the GMAT.

At a recent live video presentation to attendees of the Indian Management Conclave in New Delhi, hosted by MBA Universe, GMAC President and CEO Dave Wilson described the future significance of the MBA and GMAT in Indian business schools. Quite without hesitation he put forward that the opportunities over the next 10-25 years for management trainees in India are like nowhere else in the world. He commented that it is up to India’s great institutions to be committed enough to lead it’s own way in to this bright future.

Based on information from GMAC (The Graduate Management Admission Council that administers the GMAT exam). Read more at gmac.com »

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Global Business School Exam GMAT to Introduce Innovative New Questions in June 2012.

Surveys of business school faculties conducted during the past four years by GMAC have resulted in the decision to add an innovative new section to the GMAT designed to measure the test-taker’s ability to evaluate information from multiple sources. Called the „Integrated Reasoning Section“, it will indicate to business schools how well candidates can cope with complex situations common to the modern information-rich business environment.

What one idea would improve graduate management education? This is the question posed by GMAC in its global competition, which begins July 21, 2010, and which is open to all!

The closing date is October 8, 2010, and all entries should be one idea, explained in three paragraphs. The 15 winners will be announced in time for Christmas. You should send your ideas to GMAC via the MET (Management Education for Tomorrow) Fund’s Ideas to Innovation (I2I) Challenge at gmacmetfund.org ».

Which will increase MBA applicants chances of getting into a top business school? Some schools that have agreed to accept both exams, saying either score should be fine. "Good people always manage to shine whether they take the GMAT or GRE," says Rod Garcia, director of MBA admissions at the Sloan School of Management (MIT), one of the first schools to accept both tests. "It's the wonderful, natural competition of two companies trying to get greater shares of the test market," says Rosemaria Martinelli, associate dean of student recruitment and admissions at University of Chicago's Booth School of Business. However, many admissions consultants are not so sure that this is true.

Over the past 5 years there has been a 75% increase in the number of Asian citizens taking the GMAT, more than twice the global increase. Even more impressive is the tripling in the number of global GMAT takers who have sent their scores to MBA schools in Asia, indicating a growing interest in attending Asian business schools.

Answer: They all have institutions which have just been added by GMAC to their “Global Business School Group” that administers the GMAT. Europe keeps growing! In fact, this is the first time a member has been accepted from either S.Korea or Belgium, making a total of 183 schools from 22 countries. On the topic of statistics: the GMAT is now used as part of the admissions process in over 1,900 business schools…can you afford not to have it on your CV? That’s over 4,750 different programs! For Singapore, this is their third member school, which increases its reputation as the New York of Asia.

For all visitors who are interested in taking the SAT (Standard Admissions Test), we are pleased to announce that we are in the process of designing a course for you. Thanks to recent additions to our team, we are very pleased to be able to offer an extremely effective and practical course, the contents of which will combine all aspects of knowledge required to score highly in the SAT, as well as essential tips and advice obtained from years of successfully preparing students in the USA.

European Business Schools Command Growing Share of Global Market for Students.

According to recent data from GMAC, an ever increasing number of Europeans are taking the GMAT and subsequently applying to management programs within Europe itself. This rise reflects the growth in MBA studies globally in recent years, despite the financial crisis. Statistically speaking, in the period between 2005-9, there was a 30% rise in GMAT candidates in Europe, reaching 23,224. Interestingly, for the first time since the creation of the GMAT more than 50 years ago, the proportion of non-Americans taking the exam exceeded 50% in 2009.