
Master the LOMO method to solve arrangements by counting steps, marking lines and options, multiplying totals, and checking order; learn that n! counts distinct item arrangements.
Test data sufficiency for a GMAT question by analyzing X's digits, then combine statements to deduce X equals 92 and is greater than 70.
Demonstrates solving a double overlap GMAT math question using a number line, identifying maximum and minimum overlaps between blue and borrowed items, with answer B as the upper limit.
Simplify the radical by factoring 75 as 25×3, extract 5, cancel with the denominator, yielding sqrt(3)/sqrt(2) = sqrt(3/2); the correct choice is C.
Examine data-sufficiency for a product A^6 times B^5, showing A^6 is positive, B^5’s negativity depends on B, making statement 1 insufficient and statement 2 sufficient.
Master weighted average axis to solve two-leg travel problems for average speed, using ratio units and elimination strategies to identify the correct answer.
Use the weighted average axis to mix two prices per ounce, derive the inverse quantity ratio from the price differences, and determine the correct answer by comparing B and C.
Hi from Sunny Phoenix, Arizona, USA!
The Quantitative portion of the GMAT is widely regarded as the most challenging standardized test of its kind in the world.
This extensive course WILL teach you how to quickly solve hundreds of GMAT questions from the ground up, with zero experience required.
We will focus on the 5 question types which students themselves, as well as advanced statistical analyses have identified as the most problematic ones:
Combinations & Probability (most asked-for by students)
Integers
Overlaps
Powers & Roots, and
Statistics (2nd most asked-for by students)
ALL of these question types tend to appear more frequently as the test becomes harder.
They are responsible for ~40% of the questions on an average test, and for ~70% of all the questions on highly scored tests!
This course is probably the most intensive of its kind in the world;
each lecture starts with a THOROUGH Review of all of the basic, as well as the most advanced, concepts that you'll need in order to successfully tackle each of the 5 question types, before moving on to a rigorous Practice session.
You will see
"If you see this -- do this!" for every question type
The fastest solution first!*
~200 NEW questions
~250 videos
A total running time of ~20 hours!
A unique PDF containing all of the tips, tricks, and methods**
A DETAILED statistical analysis of the GMAT***
Accurate, human-generated subtitles.
You will know
The exact number of seconds you should spend on every single question
The exact, pertinent Homework you'll need to solve for each question type!
* Each explanation starts with the fastest way of solving the question, followed by 1 or 2 backup solutions (in different colors) which illustrate what you will need to do in case you did not know how to solve the question.
** A unique feature of this course is that all of the different explanations appear in a single, Searchable PDF document. So, if for example you wish to review a specific Takeaway or a confusing question-type, you have the ability to search and then immediately practice that exact concept / Takeaway on multiple different questions.
*** You will also see a DETAILED statistical analysis of the GMAT, learn which Takeaways / questions-types are the most popular on the test, and how to effectively deal with Data Sufficiency questions (which are unique to this exam).
The GMAT doesn't have to be an annoying little chore!
There is a lot to learn, and if you're as motivated and excited as I am about preparing for the GMAT,
I would love to have you come along for the journey!
Néve
Who is your personal instructor for this course?
Néve Chen. Since 1995, taught over 300 face-to-face classes, and written 5 in-house textbooks;
founder of NeatPrep, which has helped approx. 10,000 students online!
A Mensa member who's gained a perfect Quantitative score on the GMAT.