THE GMAT Club Podcast

GMAT 700 to 740 Role of Mindfulness Meditation in Mitigating Test Anxiety

Sep 13, 2022

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Power Scores, Critical Reasoning Book Review

01:40

The Error Log and the GMAT Club Test

01:55

Meditation and Yoga Help You Dealing With Stress

02:36

Introduction

2min

What Made You Decide to Take the GMAT?

3min

GMAT Club - What Is It and How Can I Help?

5min

The Error Log and the GMAT Club Test

2min

GMAT Club Quant

5min

How to Use Invigilator Pens in Exams

2min

GMAT Writing - What Was Your Official Start Date?

3min

GMAT Club

2min

You Can Get Away With Quant Questions

2min

10.

How Many Questions Are You Doing Each Day?

3min

11.

GMAT Club - 10 Days to GMAT

4min

12.

GMAT Prep - I Can't Compare Myself to Boom

3min

13.

The GMAT Score Is Not Representative of Who You Are

3min

14.

How Important Is Having a Support Network?

2min

15.

How to Overcome Anxiety and Depression in a Team Member Exam

2min

16.

What Did You Do in 10 Weeks?

2min

17.

GMAT UI - Why I Got Kaplan?

3min

18.

Power Scores, Critical Reasoning Book Review

2min

19.

How Does Mindfulness Meditation Help With Anxiety?

4min

20.

GMAT Club, Quant Cats and Getting a 770

3min

21.

GMAT Ninja, How to Give the Quant Cats on the 24th Hour

2min

22.

GMAT Labada - Is the Pen Really Gonna Work?

3min

23.

What Has Your Culturals Done for You?

3min

24.

Meditation and Yoga Help You Dealing With Stress

3min

25.

How to Increase Stamina in Exams

2min

26.

Do You Know How to Price 700 Plus Questions?

2min

27.

GMAT Ninja

3min

In this video, we uncover an inspiring GMAT preparation journey of Aditya from 700 to 740, a Corporate Lawyer, who hadn’t taken any competitive exam in the last 15 years and who had multiple misconceptions about the GMAT exam. We will understand Aditya’s GMAT preparation in detail, what resources he used, what were his preparation methods, and how he used Yoga and meditation techniques after the first GMAT attempt to gain control over thoughts, overthinking, & test anxiety in the second GMAT attempt.