GMAT quant guide: 1. Intro to arithmetic

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I just came across this channel and my god, this is like the hidden gem of youtube, would really love to have more playlist on GMAT exam

[@thetutordl]

More to come!

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You are a godsend ❤

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Hello, thank you so much!! I just want to let you know how grateful I am.

[@thetutordl]

You are so welcome!

[@MuchiriRef]

Very helpful

[@zagban388]

Many thanks for this Sir

[@alhadifarjalla]

hey thanks i really appreciate you work, i tried for first time got only 400 now trying to study more and try next time again really need 700.

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how is it going if you dont mind me asking?

[@dhruvhar1683]

Please make video playlists on GMAT Verbal, really need that

[@thetutordl]

New.content coming May

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[@ViPuLSharma555]

@@thetutordl Hi is there something similar for gmat focus verbal? I gave some mocks but always end up scoring around 80/90 how do i improve that and take it 85+ ? given that its just comprehension and CR now, I don't know how I can improve in those.

[@thetutordl]

@ViPuLSharma555 unfortunately posts on channel explain delays. Good question though; practicing 'questions' is a waste of time - you want to be practicing techniques and habits that work for you. CR i recommend you practice reading passage, identifying EXACTLY what the argument is (important really!) and imagining you are countering it in a debate; pick the answer they'd have most trouble countering and actually hurts their argument.

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Example: argument; lower gdp countries have higher crime therefore if we raise gdp crime will come down. In my head I say okay the argument is ONLY that increasing gdp will reduce crime. Counter in debate: correlation =/= causation; maybe crime lowers gdp? Maybe something else is raising crime and lowering gdp? Then read answers (for the first time!!) and pick one that agrees with my thinking