Verbal Question of the Day Chat Group

Then bad idea.

I’m going to post a WP group link on discord since I can’t DM. Feel free to join in

https://chat.whatsapp.com/GEhDm8zPDAJ21S1SuA0hOt

You can begin with the official guide

I can add you to the group if you can Dm me... because it’s not allowing me to DM

Hi, can you pls Dm, I can add you to the group if you’re interested

Guys, the link is not working. Kindly please add me in that study group too

Where will I get official guide questions

+1 me too please

for the study group

https://discord.gg/fpAVhDDT

pls dm with your number

Join this discord and in #general chat you will see a WhatsApp invite

Hi Everyone

I’m performing really bad at verbal.

I’ve went through free gmat ninja courses. I’ve also bought gmat og preparation plan. I’m performing little bit of better there. but still it is not satisfactory. Please can someone suggect me any class/course material which can help with verbal

Even I need help for the same

Hi, pls Dm

Which topic exactly! Pls dm

Are there any chatrooms for aspiring ISB applicants?

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Sentence correction

Hii Can someone help me with the assumption type CR questions. I’m not clearly not getting exact strategy to apply through questions.


I am self- preparing and got confused with multiple strategies of egmat,manhatten, negation type.

Just need to work with simple strategy which applies to everything in assumption type questions.

Simple strategy is what is it that you must take from the given options which should be 100% be true for the argument to hold. You will not be able to negate all the time. On higher difficulty questions, negation becomes very complex as well, so think of assumption questions as any other questions, you need to find what it is that the author has not said but is an absolute requirement for the argument to follow. Then when stuck in between two options try the negation only if required. Try it out and see how you feel. Also, make sure you understand the basic skill of breaking down the argument into the premise and the conclusion. Think of the space between the premise and the conclusion, you should operate in the that space with the options available, always find 4 wrong answers as opposed to 1 right answer.

Also, end of the day this is logical thinking, you will need to make sure that you do not want to fall for traps, meaning for answers that could be true but are not really required for the argument to hold. As the difficulty levels rise, the answer choices are very close, so you will need to train yourself to separate the traps from the right answer.

Could someone please add this new question on the Verbal forum, this is from practice exam 4.

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