GMAT Sentence Corrections: Sentence structure
Before we can understand sentence structure in GMAT Sentence Corrections, we must first understand what a sentence is. We can start by asking, “What makes a sentence a sentence?” What are the components of a complete sentence? Subject – This…
GMAT Analytical Writing Assessment
Also called the GMAT Essay, the Analytical Writing Assessment(AWA) overall is a single task, which is to evaluate an argument. You will have a total of 30 minutes to consider the argument, write your essay, and finally proofread your essay….
GMAT Integrated Reasoning: Multi-Source Reasoning
Multi-source reasoning questions in the integrated reasoning section are some of the most unique questions in the entire GMAT exam. The integrated reasoning section has 12 questions. Usually, three of these make one set of multi-source reasoning questions. In a…
GMAT Data Sufficiency Word problems
Of the 31 questions you will come across in the quantitative reasoning section of the GMAT exam, at least 50% will be data-sufficiency questions. This means that there will be 15 to 16 data-sufficiency questions in any quantitative reasoning section…
GMAT Quantitative Reasoning Section: Number Properties
Number Properties is one of the foundational concepts of the GMAT quantitative reasoning section. Some of the concepts this article covers are very simple, and some people may even consider them obvious, yet they aren’t so obvious to everyone. It…
GMAT Problem Solving: Technical Mathematics
While there are several ways of solving mathematical problems in the quantitative reasoning section of the GMAT, a time comes when the only reasonable tactic is technical mathematics. If you see a clearly technical math problem where no information is…
GMAT Reading Comprehension: Exam Overview
Reading comprehension is one of the three types of questions you will find in the verbal reasoning section of your GMAT exam, with the other two being critical reasoning and sentence correction. Always assume that you are going to see…
GMAT Data Sufficiency Questions: Tips To Improve Scores
There’s no doubt anyone would find the GMAT data sufficiency questions confusing, especially if you’re handling them for the first time. While they tend to look like most of the questions you’ve come across in your math class, they’re far…
GMAT Critical Reasoning Questions: Exam Overview
GMAT critical reasoning questions are among the three types of questions in the verbal reasoning section, they’re assumed to be the least frequent questions in the verbal reasoning section. This means that you will likely see more reading comprehension and…
Mental Math and Manual Calculations: Best Practices for GMAT
Most GMAT test takers are often thrown off a little bit by the fact that no calculators are provided or allowed for the quantitative section in the GMAT exam. However, GMAC(the body that puts forth the exam) does not value…
