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Week 1: Past Perfect Tense


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Thank you for a great response. We hope you found the first live session of Wednesday With Whizzes on Past Perfect Tense useful. Our Verbal Expert, Sunita Singhvi, started off this inaugural session with a crisp introduction to the topic: When to Use Past Perfect Tense? and shared great insights on its usage, followed by a doubt clearing session.

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P.S. We'll be sharing our concept video for this week's topic: Factors and Multiples in sometime. Stay tuned!
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Week 2: Factors & Multiples| Mastering GMAT Number Properties


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This week, we are moving on to one of the most requested Quant topic - Factors & Multiples.

Factors and multiples are concepts that you need to master if you want to ace the higher-level number properties questions. Many students know what are factors and multiples yet they struggle to solve 700+ level questions on these topics. In this video, we'll talk about the basics of factors and multiples, the key difference between them, and how to use them to find the LCM and GCD.

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Topic: Factors and Multiples Application


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We hope you found the concept video on this week's topic useful.

This week’s “Wednesday with Whizzes” live session is all about getting your basics strengthened around Factors and multiples.The aim is to cover how to translate factors & multiples such that it will help you solve any question on this topic with 100% accuracy!

If you're not sure how to approach the topic of factors and multiples, or if you've been feeling like your skills need some work—you're going to want to be here!

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Week 3: 4 Usages of -ing words| Mastering GMAT SC



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This week, let us look at the various usages of -ing verb form.

-Ing verb form can be used in 4 different ways- as a verb(when used with the helping verb), as a noun, as a noun modifier, and as a verb modifier. GMAT tests such usages but students often lack clarity about the correct usage of this verbal. This video helps to master this concept on GMAT sentence correction questions by learning the 4 usages of such form.

How to know whether these -ing words act as verbs or modifiers? Can they act as nouns too? Is there any clear way to tell its role? Don’t worry we have got you covered. Watch this concept video to learn the various usages with examples:

Do join us for our upcoming "Wednesday with Whizzes" live application-based session, where Sunita Singhvi - leading Verbal faculty with over 13 yrs of teaching experience - will share more insights on “ing” verb form along with practice questions to help you ace this topic and solve any question on this topic with 100% accuracy! Learn this concept and share your queries, if any, for the live session in this google form:
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Topic: -ING Words| Mastering 4 usages of -ING Words | Examples, Practice Questions



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Week 4: Number-line Method | Easy Method to solve Inequalities & Exponents Algebra questions



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Do inequalities and exponents problems seem so difficult that you feel like skipping the topic?

Even though it may look tricky, it is very easy to solve them using the Number Line Method. The 4 regions on the number line can be a great tool to help you solve exponent based inequality questions. Most people plug random values while solving such questions and end up spending 4+ mins, which is a lot, especially if you get the question wrong.

In this lesson, you'll learn a systematic way to approach such questions and even while plugging values, we'll learn how to rationally decide which numbers to choose from.

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Week 4: Number-line Method | Easy Method to solve Inequalities & Exponents Algebra questions



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We have also shared 3 questions at the end of the video for you to practice. A detailed video explaining the solution of these 3 questions will be uploaded on Friday.

Till then Happy Learning!! :)



Hello Everyone,

We hope you went through last concept video on the above mentioned topic and tried out the practice questions shared towards its end. In this video, we have shared the solutions to the said 3 questions.

Hope you find this helpful. Feel free to share your queries in the comments.

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Week 5: GMAT CR| Assumption: Necessary vs Sufficient | Video Lesson with Examples



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Do you struggle with GMAT CR Assumption questions?

What is a necessary condition? What is a sufficient condition? How is it relevant to know the difference for CR Assumption? How to apply this knowledge for option elimination? Get answers to all these questions by watching this quick concept video.

In this video, we see a major pain point that often traps students in GMAT CR Assumption questions. The trap is not being able to differentiate a necessary condition from a sufficient one. You will also learn what are necessary and sufficient conditions, how that relates to Assumption questions on the GMAT and finally how to efficiently eliminate between options containing sufficient and necessary conditions. Here's the video link:

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Week 5: GMAT CR| Assumption: Necessary vs Sufficient | Video Lesson with Examples



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Do you struggle with GMAT CR Assumption questions?

What is a necessary condition? What is a sufficient condition? How is it relevant to know the difference for CR Assumption? How to apply this knowledge for option elimination? Get answers to all these questions by watching this quick concept video.

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We have also shared 2 questions at the end of the video for you to practice. We will be sharing a detailed video explaining the solution of these questions on Friday. Stay tuned!

Till then Happy learning! :)

Hi Everyone,

How to solve Assumption questions with ease? What is the right method to ace it and boost your GMAT CR prep? Don't worry, we have got you covered!

In this video, we have shared some trick(s) to help you differentiate between two close options, one of it being a necessary condition and the other one being a sufficient condition. We have shared the solutions to the practice questions shared in our last video for you to practice. Here's the link:
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Week 6: GMAT Quant| Relative Speed:Same Direction, Different Direction, Different Time| Video lesson with Examples



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Relative Speed questions are among the trickiest time and distance questions that can come in the test. However, if you understand the concept of GAP = Relative * Speed, you can solve any relative speed question in under 2 mins easily, even some questions in under a minute!!

This video tutorial covers a basic introduction to the concept of all the variations covered in Relative Speed problems: Different Direction(Towards each other, Away from each other), Same Direction, and Traveling at different time. All 4 cases have been illustrated in the video with the help of some useful examples and formula(s) required to solve the questions.

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Week 6: GMAT Quant| Relative Speed:Same Direction, Different Direction, Different Time| Video lesson with Examples



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Relative Speed questions are among the trickiest time and distance questions that can come in the test. However, if you understand the concept of GAP = Relative * Speed, you can solve any relative speed question in under 2 mins easily, even some questions in under a minute!!

This video tutorial covers a basic introduction to the concept of all the variations covered in Relative Speed problems: Different Direction(Towards each other, Away from each other), Same Direction, and Traveling at different time. All 4 cases have been illustrated in the video with the help of some useful examples and formula(s) required to solve the questions.

Watch this video to understand the concept and get a grasp on the basics of the same:


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Hi Everyone,

In this video, we have shared some trick(s) to help you with all varieties of relative speed questions: Different Direction(Towards each other, Away from each other), Same Direction, Traveling at different time. As promised, we have shared some practice questions along with the solutions to help you solidify the concept learnt on Monday. Here's the link:



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Time to move to the Seventh Topic of the Series!


Week 7: GMAT Verbal| 4 Ways of Using 'THAT' in a Sentence| "Which" vs "That"



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Is 'THAT' a pronoun? Or is it a conjunction? How to tell what role it plays in a sentence? It can be overwhelming!

Let's learn about the various usages of 'THAT' in a sentence through this video.



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Week 7: GMAT Verbal| 4 Ways of Using 'THAT' in a Sentence| "Which" vs "That"



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Is 'THAT' a pronoun? Or is it a conjunction? How to tell what role it plays in a sentence? It can be overwhelming!

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Hi everyone,

In this video, our Verbal expert, Sunita Singhvi, shares more insights on usages of 'THAT' word in a sentence along with practice questions and solutions to help you ace this topic and solve any question on this topic with 100% accuracy.


If you're confused about correct usages of 'THAT' word in a sentence , this one is a must watch for you!

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