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- Algebra
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- Geometry questions (both basic geometry as well as coordinate geometry)
- Statistics questions (testing the concepts of standard deviation, mean, mode, and range)
- Probability (single, multiple, and combined events)
- Combination and Permutation questions
- Several logic and non-pattern questions
- Critical Reasoning (bold face and underlined questions)
- Sentence Correction
- Reading Comprehension
Our GMAT Tests were designed to be harder than any other product on the market and harder than the real GMAT. With more than 1,200 questions, you are guaranteed to master the concepts covered on the test. Giving you hard and relevant questions, we don't waste your time on subjects and concepts you already know but rather push the envelope to test multiple concepts in a single question, similar to something a hard real GMAT question would do. Everything about our tests is designed to match the official GMAT test experience: the interface closely resembles the test environment and our questions do not go outside the boundaries of topics set by the GMAT but rather focus on concepts and solutions often overlooked by standardized preparation companies.
However, you are not on your own - we have an entire forum dedicated to our GMAT tests - here you can ask for additional explanations, check on a rule or principle, and get feedback from the other members on how to improve.
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