Thank you Astrid for the information. I am designing my prep plan, and preplounge is definitely a big part of it. Thank You!
Hi Abdulrahman,
as general practice for the PST, I would recommend the following approach:
The key areas where you may do mistakes and may need to practice are the following:
Hope this helps,
Francesco
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Hi Abdulrahman,
thanks for asking your question on our Consulting Q&A!
Have you already checked out our article: Battle against McKinsey’s PST - 10 Essential Tips to Get Outstanding Results ?
Besides using practice tests that you can find for free online, you may also want to invest in our PST practice material that we offer on PrepLounge:
Best of luck for preparation!
Astrid
PrepLounge Community Management
Thank you Astrid for the information. I am designing my prep plan, and preplounge is definitely a big part of it. Thank You!
1. Use 3 PST tests on McK's website
2. If you don't get ~18 to 20, keep practicing & but material available on the web, including here at PST
3. Keep practicing. It will take time and won't be easy, but will be worth it
Thank you for the encouragement Guennael. I appreciate it!
Hello!
I struggled with the same thing.
I would strongly recomment you practice it with the Integrated Reasoning part of the GMAT exam.
There are free exams in the internet that you can use for practice (the one of LBS MBA page, Verits prep, as well as some free trials for courses such as the one of The Economist (https://gmat.economist.com/)
Hope it helps!
Cheers,
Clara
Dear Abdulrahman!
McKinsey PST is the hardest test, so I recommend starting and tracking your prep using PST materials. If you have good results with PST, other tests are not a problem. For this you can:
• Buy Viktor Cheng test prep program - the best materials I've seen so far.
• Practice your math.
You can find some guidance on PrepLounge:
Also, you can find a good number of PST tests online
Best,
André
Hi,
I suggest the following:
Do one full case from the mck website in 60 min. Check your score. Target score is 22 out of 26 correct. If you do 17-18 correct you have great chances to improve it quite fast. If lower - it will take couple of months
If your score is high:
If your score is low you need fundamental prep:
Best,
Vlad
Thank you for the awesome insider tips Vlad! I appreciate your input.
Francesco, this is really helpful. Thank you for your extensive comment.