Inference questions require you to select an answer choice that is supported by the information presented in the stimulus. The correct answer choice can be a paraphrase of part of the stimulus, a combination of facts, or a logical/mathematical consequence of one or more parts of the stimulus. The test-makers will try to entice you…
If you want to achieve a 700+, as a general rule, you need a scale score of at least a 38 (85th percentile) in Verbal and a 48 (67th percentile) in Quant. Remember that the scale scores in the GMAT go from 6 to 51, and they are not related with the number of questions…
In this short video, we will summarize one of the most common Idiomatic structures in the GMAT: Not Only X But Also Y. Pay close attention:
By Clipper Ledgard Because the GMAT is a standard exam, it must use the same testing criteria with everyone. Therefore, the questions must be similar for all candidates. In order to be fair, the tester uses similar patterns to test specific points. Patterns can be found in the verbal section as well as in the…
By Clipper Ledgard Most critical reasoning questions in the GMAT deal with arguments, a series of statements that lead to a conclusion. We use arguments to prove or rebut a claim; we want to persuade others that a statement, a plan, or a proposal is reasonable; we may also want to argue that a statement,…
By GMAT Dudes What’s the best strategy to solve a GMAT Critical Reasoning question? In this brief article, I will highlight the most efficient method to solve a difficult question. First, try to solve the following question(you have 2 minutes): Zimbarb University once had one of the most beautiful campuses around. Recently, however, our campus is often…
