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13 Jun 2017, 00:04
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Hi Experts, I have questions regarding the parallel reasoning questions
1- Does GMAT really ask such question in the test, because I can't find a single such question in OGs., If yes what is the frequency?
2- Is there a codified approach to such questions? Because how much ever I try I am not able to formulate a set of process to approach such questions whereas for other CR questions we have negation technique, pre-supposition tech, weighing the +ve and -ve of arg. technique etc.
1- Does GMAT really ask such question in the test, because I can't find a single such question in OGs., If yes what is the frequency?
2- Is there a codified approach to such questions? Because how much ever I try I am not able to formulate a set of process to approach such questions whereas for other CR questions we have negation technique, pre-supposition tech, weighing the +ve and -ve of arg. technique etc.
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13 Jun 2017, 05:01
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Hi sriamlan,
Have not seen many such qns on myself during the prep stage but they dont seem to be really tough. They are a bit tricky in nature though.
GMAT often tries to exploit the current knowledge by rephrasing the qns language a bit and forcing the test takers to chose the wrong ans choice.
Ideally what I have observed is that the right ans choice will have the same LOGICAL structure but the scenario will be a different one. It could be a reverse situation also with the same logic applied negatively.
Have not seen many such qns on myself during the prep stage but they dont seem to be really tough. They are a bit tricky in nature though.
GMAT often tries to exploit the current knowledge by rephrasing the qns language a bit and forcing the test takers to chose the wrong ans choice.
Ideally what I have observed is that the right ans choice will have the same LOGICAL structure but the scenario will be a different one. It could be a reverse situation also with the same logic applied negatively.
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