GRE and GMAT Analytical Writing Assessment : Looking Deeper into the Assessment Public Class

About the Class

Analytical Writing Section tests an aspirant’s ability not only to present the ideas in writing but also measures the ability to think critically and to communicate the ideas effectively. The tasks assigned might seem daunting but proper guidance and understanding can help get a good score. The basic rationale behind the section is that a good manager should be a good communicator as well.

Since communication is an ongoing process, it becomes pertinent for each one of us to master it. Keeping this in mind a series of sessions have been designed on how to tackle AWA effectively. Though the sessions are targeted at AWA but anyone desirous of honing of writing and communication skills can attend the sessions.

Session 2 : What is Analytical Writing Assessment

Before embarking upon the actual questions in AWA, the presenter elucidates Analytical Writing Assessment. What is the purpose behind including AWA in GMAT? What is the difference between the two questions set in AWA? How is the candidate assessed for AWA? The session aims at answering these questions. The presenter will also emphasize on techniques and tips to handle AWA. Since the candidates have 30 minutes to attempt each questions, the candidate cannot afford to spend too much time contemplating on the given topic. How to make an optimum use of the given time is an important feature of the session. The session will cover the given points:

• Understanding AWA
• Difference between the two questions in AWA
• Assessment of AWA
• Utilizing the time effectively
• Tips and techniques to enhance AWA

• Effective Writing Skills Session
• What is Analytical Writing

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Keywords: gre, gmat, analytical writing assessment, awa