Writing Assessment for GMAT

The essays for GMAT are 30 minutes each.

What you need to remember is:

• Nobody cares what your opinion really is
• Be superficial

Tips & tricks:

• When an entire paragraph contradicts with another use expressions like: on the one hand/on the other hand, the traditional view/the new view.
• When you support the main idea use: for example, to illustrate, for instance, because.
• When you use a second argument to support the main idea: furthermore, in addition, similarly, just as, also, moreover.
• The most important idea that you write must be introduced by one of the following words: surely, truly, undoubtedly, clearly, certainly, indeed, as a matter of fact, in fact, most important.
• The conclusion starts with: therefore, in summary, consequently, hence, in conclusion, in short.
• When you talk about the opinion that you argue against, start with: admittedly, certainly, obviously, undoubtedly, one cannot deny that, true, granted, of course, to be sure, it could be argued that.

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