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Quantitative Reasoning (QR)

Arithmetic:

Review of basic mathematical concepts, including operations, fractions, decimals, percentages, and ratios.
Algebra:

Topics like equations, inequalities, functions, and algebraic expressions.
Geometry:

Geometry concepts such as lines, angles, triangles, circles, and polygons.
Word Problems:

Strategies for solving quantitative word problems.
Data Sufficiency:

Techniques for assessing whether the given data is sufficient to answer a question.

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Verbal Reasoning (VR)

Reading Comprehension:

Strategies for understanding and extracting key information from written passages.
Critical Reasoning:

Techniques for evaluating arguments, identifying assumptions, and strengthening or weakening arguments.
Sentence Correction:

Grammar and language rules, including sentence structure and style.
Vocabulary:

Building a strong vocabulary to understand complex text.

 

Integrated Reasoning (IR)

Multi-Source Reasoning:

Strategies for interpreting data from multiple sources.
Graphics Interpretation:

Techniques for analyzing information presented in graphical formats.
Two-Part Analysis:

Problem-solving involving two components or variables.
Table Analysis:

Strategies for extracting relevant information from tables and spreadsheets.
 

Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA):

Essay Structure:

Guidance on structuring an effective analytical essay.
Argument Analysis:

Strategies for critically evaluating and analyzing an argument's strengths and weaknesses.
Writing Style:

Tips for effective writing, including clarity, coherence, and conciseness.
 

Test-Taking Strategies:

Time Management:

Techniques for managing your time effectively during the test.
Guessing Strategies:

How to make educated guesses when you're unsure about an answer.
Pacing:

Strategies for maintaining a steady pace throughout the test.
 

Practice Questions and Exams:

Extensive practice questions and practice exams to reinforce learning and assess your progress.
Questions are often categorized by difficulty level to help you gradually build your skills.
 

Full-Length Practice Tests:

Simulated full-length GMAT practice tests to replicate the test-day experience.
These tests are taken under timed conditions to gauge your readiness for the actual exam.
 

Personalized Study Plans:

Customized study plans based on your initial diagnostic assessment and progress.
These plans help you focus on your weak areas and allocate your study time effectively.
 

Instructor Support (if applicable):

Access to instructors or tutors who can answer questions, provide clarification on difficult topics, and offer guidance.
 

Feedback and Review:

Opportunities to review and analyze your performance on practice tests to identify areas for improvement.
 

Additional Resources:

Access to study guides, textbooks, online resources, and reference materials.
 

Test-Day Tips and Strategies:

Final guidance on what to expect on the day of the GMAT exam and how to approach test day with confidence.

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