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 He graduated from the Szemere Street Elementary School with outstanding results, and then he attended the famous Markó Street High School, which was among the best schools in Budapest in those times. Here studied Donát Bánki, who later became the professor of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, the painter István Szőnyi, and the writer Frigyes Karinthy as well. Here taught Géza Zemplén too, who was recommended by the Nobel Prize awarded Emil Fischer to be the professor of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. Gabor was the junior president of the Society of Mathematics and Natural Sciences of the school. 
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