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Strategies

This is indispensable material for those who have decided to prepare for the GMAT on their own. It contains all the criteria you need for discarding options in the surest and most time-efficient way, so allowing you to manage your time better in each area of the test.  This material includes:

Verbal Section

(See Verbal GMAT examples)

Sentence Correction Questions

  • 195 examples distributed among 12 categories
  • Explanation in each case of the strategy to take you directly to the right answer
  • Explanation in each case of all the grammatical, syntactical, idiomatic, and logical problems involved
  • GMAT tips: what to do and what not to do in Sentence Correction

Critical Reasoning

  • 70 examples distributed among 7 categories
  • Explanation in each case of the strategy appropriate to the question and the question-type
  • Explanation in each case of all the conceptual problems, traps, and fallacies involved
  • GMAT tips: what to do and what not to do in Critical Reasoning

Reading Comprehension Questions

  • 12 texts distributed among 3 categories
  • Explanation in each case of the strategy to allow you to eliminate wrong answers and choose the right one
  • Explanation in each case of all the conceptual problems, traps, and typical bad answer-choices involved
  • GMAT tips: what to do and what not to do in Reading Comprehension

Quantitative Section

(See Quantitative GMAT examples)

  • A detailed explanation of the standard approaches to cracking Problem Solving questions:
    1. Direct Algebra
    2. One-by-One Method
    3. Plugging in Numbers Method
    4. Backsolving Method
  • More than 60 questions with which to practice the standard approaches to Problem Solving questions.
  • A detailed explanation of the standard approaches to cracking Data Sufficiency questions:
    1. Direct Algebra
    2. One-by-One Method
    3. Picking Numbers Method
  • More than 50 questions with which to practice the standard approaches to Data Sufficiency questions
  • More than 60 questions in which you should choose the best approach through which to crack them in good time and accurately