You must have heard the term ‘GMAT’ quite a lot of times by now. You might also be aware that you need to get a good GMAT score to apply…
Posts tagged as “GMAT Quant”
A low quant score on the GMAT (at the lower end of the school’s 80% range) is never good news, but it doesn’t equal immediate rejection. As I’ve mentioned in the past,…
Picture this: It’s the day of your GMAT. You’re cruising through the Quant section, you’re feeling pretty good about things...and then up pops a doozy of a GMAT math question.…
To succeed on the GMAT, there is a general rule of Algebra that you should know: to solve for all variables in a system of equations, you need as many…
You might remember back in the day in Algebra class that you learned how to work with systems of linear equations. These are problems when you have multiple equations and…
Basic math content knowledge, such as the formula for the area of a triangle or the equation for calculating an average, is often the wolf in sheep’s clothing on the…
Before students begin studying for the GMAT - before they even know anything about it beyond that it tests math and verbal - one question type worries students more than…
1,960 = 49 x 16 x y. What is the value of y? When most testtakers encounter problems such as the one above, they have a predictable, yet incorrect, reaction.…
The key to ratio problems on the GMAT is to remember all of the different ways a ratio can be written. Most students are used to seeing ratios denoted by…
If you have a limited amount of time to study, you are probably unsure of how to divide your time between the math and verbal sections. In determining how to…