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GMAT Tip: The Key to Transition Words
Transition words such as “also” and “therefore” and numerical words such as “first” and “second” often help reading comprehension
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GMAT Tip: Making the Abstract Concrete
Fear not: All those GMAT problems loaded with strange subscript notations are pretty easy, once you see how simply they are structured -
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GMAT Tip: The Weighted-Average Tug of War
To solve the GMAT's weighted-average problems, just think back to a game you played in third-grade gym class -
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GMAT Tip: The Process of Elimination
After you've eliminated most of the answer choices, deciding between the final two is a matter of focus -
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GMAT Tip: Defeating the Romans
Choosing the single best answer to the GMAT's Roman numeral questions is often as easy as drawing a diagram -
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GMAT Tip: Data-Sufficiency Land Mines
There are only two ways to go wrong on data-sufficiency questions; for smart test-takers, that poses a big opportunity -
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GMAT Tip: Tackling Yes/No Data-Sufficiency Questions
To answer these deceptively simple questions, test-takers should follow this strategy to get to NY (no/yes) -
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GMAT Tip: Mastering Inequality Problems
Inequality questions are easier to solve if you follow three simple rules -
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GMAT Tip: Tackling Data-Sufficiency Questions
Data sufficiency questions resemble riddles that require test-takers to answer with the least amount of information possible. Here's how to approach them -
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GMAT Tip: Cracking the 'Bolded Statement' Code
Bolded statement questions require GMAT test-takers to understand the relationship between two statements. This simple approach can help -
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GMAT Tip: Put Sentence-Correction Questions on a Diet
To make GMAT sentence-correction questions easier, follow this simple three-step process: Simplify, simplify, simplify
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GMAT Tips from Veritas Prep
GMAT Tip: Making the Abstract Concrete
Fear not: All those GMAT problems loaded with strange subscript notations are pretty easy, once you see how simply they are structured -
GMAT Tips from Veritas Prep
GMAT Tip: The Weighted-Average Tug of War
To solve the GMAT's weighted-average problems, just think back to a game you played in third-grade gym class -
GMAT Test Tips from Veritas Prep
GMAT Tip: Adapting to a Computer-Adaptive Test
Unlike the SAT, the GMAT feeds you new questions based on how well you answered previous ones -
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GMAT Tip: Data-Sufficiency Land Mines
There are only two ways to go wrong on data-sufficiency questions; for smart test-takers, that poses a big opportunity -
MBA Admissions
GMAT Tip: Mastering Inequality Problems
Inequality questions are easier to solve if you follow three simple rules -
GMAT Test Tips from Veritas Prep
GMAT Tip: Using Answer Choices to Solve Problems
Sometimes clues to answering difficult GMAT questions are hidden in plain sight: in the answer choices themselves -
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GMAT Tip: Tackling Data-Sufficiency Questions
Data sufficiency questions resemble riddles that require test-takers to answer with the least amount of information possible. Here's how to approach them -
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GMAT Tip: The Process of Elimination
After you've eliminated most of the answer choices, deciding between the final two is a matter of focus -
MBA Admissions
GMAT Tip: Tackling Yes/No Data-Sufficiency Questions
To answer these deceptively simple questions, test-takers should follow this strategy to get to NY (no/yes) -
MBA Admissions
GMAT Tip: Defeating the Romans
Choosing the single best answer to the GMAT's Roman numeral questions is often as easy as drawing a diagram
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