Class
Duration and Rotational Modules
The GMAT course at REDSTAR is 8 weeks. The
course is structured into 5 modules and this
course is taught on a rotational basis. This
means that you can join a class whenever a new
module is starting. Students can join this
course on virtually any given Monday.
MODULE
ROTATION FOR GMAT CLASSES AT REDSTAR
Duration: 8
weeks
Free Materials
With one book, 1 CD
containing about 20 tests, 1000 Sentence
Correction questions, 1000 Critical Reasoning
Questions and the WHOLE POOL OF ISSUE and
ARGUMENT ESSAYS SOLVED, you will just not need
to look elsewhere! In addition to the above, we
also allow students to access the detailed
lessons of the modules that they have finished
so that they can constantly refresh the
knowledge they have acquired in class. However,
the lessons are only available in the library
and students are not allowed to take these to
your homes because of obvious reasons.
Facilities and Testing
As an alumnus of
REDSTAR, you can expect the best facilities. With
full day lab and library access, you have a
wealth of material to study and a fast internet
connection to do all your internet research. In
addition to all these, you are also allowed, at
no extra cost, to repeat any module that you
feel you are not doing well at. Lastly, our
instructor is accessible and friendly and
available at the institute all day for advice
and assistance.
Testing
Every Sunday is testing
day! With full length tests every Sunday, we
build up testing stamina and put you in the
frame of mind in where you are prepared to take
on just about anything. We use the official
manual tests for full length testing every
Sunday and thus ensure that students and faculty
members get a 'real' picture of their students'
progress and aptitude.
In addition to the full length tests, students
are also required to take dedicated tests. The
following is the break up of all the dedicated
tests.
Start Date
See you on Sunday!
Virtually every Sunday is a course start date at
REDSTAR. This helps by giving students the
flexibility that they cannot enjoy in courses
run linearly.