Ace the GMAT is based on a simple but powerful observation: Test-takers who score high on the GMAT exam do so primarily by understanding how to solve a finite number of the most important, recurring problems that appear on the GMAT.
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Chili rating helps candidates gauge the estimated difficulty level of a given problem.
Snapshot highlights why that particular problem was chosen, including the underlying problem-solving principle or strategic approach.
Classification serves to identify each problem according to category or sub-category.
Secret Recipe: Each hand-selected problem comes with a classification, snapshot, and chili rating. *Prepare for the Integrated Reasoning section with a targeted review of graphical data. *Use analytical techniques to avoid answer traps and to eliminate common wrong answer choices. *Master the key rules of grammar and review diction, idioms, and style. *Learn to identify the different types of math problems and the math concepts being tested. *Take ownership of your exam and gain the confidence you need by building real skills. *Track your progress using a specially designed 40-day checklist. *Complete coverage of the math, verbal, analytical writing, and integrated reasoning sections.
Total study time will vary between 80 to 120 hours for the entire 40 days.
This book\'s content is conveniently divided into topics, which require two to three hours of study time per day.
Studying for the math and verbal sections of the GMAT exam requires some 100 hours of study time.
Whether you\'re a candidate already enrolled in a test-prep course or are undertaking self-study, this book will serve as a rigorous skill-building study guide to help you conquer the math, verbal, analytical writing, and integrated reasoning sections of the exam.
Apart from providing readers with answers and full explanations, a special feature of this book is that each problem is categorized by type (classification), rated by difficulty level (chili rating), and supplemented with a problem-solving strategy (snapshot).
This manual provides in-depth analysis of over 200 all-star problems that are key to mastering the seven major GMAT problem types including Problem Solving, Data Sufficiency, Sentence Correction, Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Analytical Writing, and Integrated Reasoning.
What are these important, recurring problems? The answer to this question is the basis of this book.
Ace the GMAT is based on a simple but powerful observation: Test-takers who score high on the GMAT exam do so primarily by understanding how to solve a finite number of the most important, recurring problems that appear on the GMAT
