I got a PM about this post so I wanted to respond. There isn’t a whole lot I can add on top of what Ron has already pointed out. He's quite the GMAT wizard you know :). How to actually review, and how often should it be? How to review There are probably as many ways to study / review as there are ...

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This may be wildly off topic for this subforum but I figured someone might be able to lend some advice... I had diner with a friend the other night and he encouraged me to expand my options as far as programs go. I briefly described some of the things I like and he suggested to me to look into priva...

(A) is a trap answer. Invert it and you will see why. "Rattlesnakes do not molt exactly once per year" This doesn't weaken the conclusion. They could molt twice per year and the conclusion would still follow from the premises. Now try inverting (E) "Rattlesnakes do not molt as often w...

Thanks guys! That gives me some things to think about.

In my first two takings, I simply assumed that the OG questions were too easy for me, and so I only did the last 50 or so questions in each section. Big mistake. When I first started going through the OG, I realized that it was actually the questions of moderate difficulty that I was getting wrong....

Without an analysis of your initial weaknesses its hard to tell you what to get. I would suggest taking a practice test BEFORE buying materials. It could be, for example, that your reading comprehension is already stellar and thus there is no need to invest in strategy materials for it. However, fro...

Is this a right approach though? I aint denying that i used the same approach but in statement I we are getting many solutions and hence insufficient. Likewise in Statement II ; however the answer is B You could also look at (1) from a purely equational point of view (is equational a word?) From th...