My way
25 percent more, so d is modified by 1.25. This could be written as 1.25d/1000 or d/800.

You should try reading more, your quant score seems fine, but your V score could use some help.

WSJ (Online), The Economist, Financial Times all provide great literature, plus it's interesting to read aswell (you'll learn a lot).

It kind of depends on how fast you read/work. 6 weeks is probably a good source of time: 180hr (including your time off), is a lot of time for preparation! Try to make an excel file with everything you have (study material), take a GMATprep, diagnose weak areas and perfect those according to your st...

That's 75.000 for one year (every aspect). You pay tuition per year, so that's 49.000 annually!

It's not A because it changes the meaning of the sentence.

A/B - Only go back to first line, ignore rest of the story
D - Nonsense
E - There is no conclusion drawn in the story

C - Best answer

The most important thing for someone who isn't familiar with reading a lot and comprehensive language is to get used to it. My advice: subscribe to Wall Street Journal or The Economist. Read the magazine/newspaper THOROUGHLY, make sure you know the essence of each and every story. Try to practice re...

You have to keep a sharp eye all throughout, that's the hardest part of CR and GMAT as a whole. Usually it's best to disseminate the stem. See what influences what, then go over the Q (again, read well!) and then carefully eliminate answers. At harder difficulties two answers will have probability, ...