Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
5 Hour(s) 32 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Loony Corn
Rating
Course Overview
A zoom-in, zoom-out, connect-the-dots take on GMAT Problem Solving
The Problem Solving questions on the GMAT are the easiest on the test - which puts the pressure on you, the test-taker, to nail them all.
- The adaptive nature of the GMAT makes easy questions hard. Why this paradox? Because when you get an easy question, the pressure is on you to nail it - and nail it fast. If you miss on an easy question, the adaptive GMAT will relegate you pretty quickly to a lower tier score. And trust me, the pressure this puts on you can often lead you to get an easy question wrong. This is the paradox of the easy-but-hard questions on the GMAT.
- Problem-solving questions, unlike data sufficiency questions, are very predictable indeed. So - don't fear them. Adopt a methodical, workmanlike approach to these questions, and you will get them right with a minimum of fuss. That's what this class will help you do.
- Oh, and quick mathematical shortcuts are a big contributor to success on the GMAT. Use these shortcuts to solve questions in record time, or to confirm an answer you already arrived at using a more conventional technique. This course covers loads of such mathematical mnemonics.
What's covered
- 65 high-quality problem-solving problems, original, and prepared to span the range of such questions on the GMAT
- 5 hours of step-by-step reasoning, so you can learn to think like the test-setters
- Visual highlights so that you really get why alternatives are right or wrong
Course Content
- 14 section(s)
- 66 lecture(s)
- Section 1 You, This Course and Us
- Section 2 Section I- 1 to 5
- Section 3 Section II - 6 to 10
- Section 4 Section III - 11 to 15
- Section 5 Section IV - 16 to 20
- Section 6 Section V - 21 to 25
- Section 7 Section VI - 26 to 30
- Section 8 Section VII - 31 to 35
- Section 9 Section VIII - 36 to 40
- Section 10 Section IX - 41 to 45
- Section 11 Section X - 46 to 50
- Section 12 Section XI - 51 to 55
- Section 13 Section XII - 56 to 60
- Section 14 Section XII - 61 to 65
What You’ll Learn
- Ace the sentence correction questions on the GMAT!, Identify the common types of sentence correction questions on the GMAT, and know what techniques to apply, Know how to spot sentences that sound right but are actually wrong, or that sound wrong, but are actually right
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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DDariush Shoja
GMAT Focus does not have geometry questions.
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SSwapnil Sharma
Great content good choice of questions
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MMark Hayford
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