Ace GMAT Reading Comprehension: Keyword

[@GauravPalkhade]

This session is a fantastic way of showing how overlooking keywords can make us choose wrong answers or make it extremely difficult to eliminate the wrong ones. Furthermore, @Harsha does a fantastic job in explaining the importance of keywords and his excitement to convey the learnings make it even more interesting and easier to capture the learnings. Great job e-GMAT! Keep it up!💥

[@himanshubhardwaj5412]

One of the best content related to RC .. its great...

[@MobizKnowledgeKorner]

Wonderful learning session @Mr. Harsha, team e-GMAT has been doing superb job. Respect, and wishes for safety for whole e-GMAT team from Pakistan. Stay safe.

[@harshavardhanrajendrababu5351]

Thanks for the kind words Mubasher. Do stay safe! Regards

[@banikaur2351]

@@harshavardhanrajendrababu5351 Highly recommend including this session in Reading Strategies Concept file!

[@deepakbaru9724]

True. Please do include in RC files of the course, it will be the game changer.

[@paulafaleiro613]

Excellent live! Thanks Hasha!

[@gmatclub]

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[@hammedomobayo757]

Thanks for the video. It's really really helpful

[@gmatclub]

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[@muhammadarieframadhan9653]

In exercise q1 option C: "a SIGNIFICANT proportion..." doesn't make option C wrong? where did it say "significant"?

[@LiveTheLife001]

Superb Sir... Thank You for this video, please do make another such videos for practice.

[@gmatclub]

Sure... Thanks

[@venkatb4328]

Amazing session. Can we expect a session on Critical Reasoning? Thank you .

[@harshavardhanrajendrababu5351]

We will plan something interesting in CR soon! Regards

[@venkatb4328]

@@harshavardhanrajendrababu5351 Thank you.

[@venkatb4328]

Hi @Q4 from the GDP passage what exactly does 'that may otherwise' mean would you please help. Thank you.

[@harshavardhanrajendrababu5351]

Hey Venkat! Glad you enjoyed the session. "A high national GDP can mask problems that may otherwise be present.". The intended meaning of the sentence is simply that by looking at high GDP, one can lose sight of problems that may be present. Otherwise actually means in another situation. "that may otherwise" means - If one was not looking at the high GDP number, one would see the presence of these problems. I think this answer choice can be worded slightly better - it is still the only correct choice for this question :). Harsha (e-GMAT)

[@venkatb4328]

@@harshavardhanrajendrababu5351 Hi Harsha, Thank you for clearing my query. Also, Yes the session was really amazing and informative. Can we expect more of this kind. Also do you have any KZbin channel or a website of yours where you consult and teach students. Thanking you for your time in advance.

[@harshavardhanrajendrababu5351]

@@venkatb4328 We will have more such sessions as soon as possible, both quant and verbal. Keep watching this channel, you can also check out other session video recordings on this channel and the e-GMAT Channel :). I do not have a channel or site of my own at present (I am part of e-GMAT :) ). All the best :)

[@venkatb4328]

@@harshavardhanrajendrababu5351 Thank you.

[@maitreyibhat4682]

Too good!

[@gmatclub]

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[@MrRitabrata]

Useful video

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[@yeswanthsirimavilla]

is there a pdf or file having questions shared separately? i cant find it in the the description...where can i find?

[@harshavardhanrajendrababu5351]

Hey Yeswanth, the session pdf was shared on the live chat. You can find this at 2:49:20 on the live chat. Regards

[@dakshaldhere4289]

1:41:21 Does "widely observed" not imply a probability that "excessive consumption is accompanied by obesity and high BP" as opposed to just a possibility!?

[@dakshaldhere4289]

also then doesn't a widely observed possibility mean a probability!?

[@harshavardhanrajendrababu5351]

Hey Dakhshal, Good question - but we cannot infer probability from 'widely observed". Even if we say P >0.5 is "probable", widely observed - we do not know from this if the number of observations is enough to warrant a high probability!. The only thing we can be sure of is that - there are many observations of the coincidence - excessive consumption happening along with obesity and high BP. Hope this helps!

[@satyamgupta-mg9xi]

The worst strategy to follow, please don't buy whatever he is trying to sell, these strategies are not going to work.