GMAT Preparation Central Area, Central

Course details

The GMAT assesses a person’s analytical, writing, quantitative, verbal, and reading skills in standard written English. The test does not measure business knowledge or intelligence, and students generally need to prepare thoroughly and professionally in order to put together a competitive score.

This course can be taken as a group class or in a one-on-one basis.

What will I learn?

Verbal 1

Sentence Correction Part 1

• Meaning and Concision
• Grammar: Subject-Verb Agreement
• Grammar: Pronouns
• Grammar: Parallelism
• Grammar: Comparisons
• Grammar: Modifiers
• Grammar: Idioms
• Practice Questions

Verbal 2

Sentence Correction Part 2

• Grammar: Verb Form and Tense
• Grammar: Sentence Construction(Conjunctions, Punctuation)
• Grammar: Advanced Concepts
• Challenging questions

Critical Reasoning Part 1

• Components of an Argument
• Weaken the Argument Questions
• Strengthen the Argument Questions

Verbal 3

Critical Reasoning Part 2

• Draw the Conclusion
• Assumptions & Assumption-based Questions
• Inference and Inference-based Questions
• Resolve the Paradox Questions
• Fill in the Blank Questions
• Double Boldface Questions
• Advanced Critical Reasoning Concepts

Reading Comprehension Part 1

• Introduction to Reading Strategies

Verbal 4

Reading Comprehension Part 2

• Passage Evaluation Techniques
• General Question Approaches
• Specific Question Approaches

Analysis of an Argument

• Essay and Paragraph Structures
• Assumption Identification Exercises
• Evaluation Exercises

Math 1

Number Properties

• Factors
• Multiples
• Divisibility
• Factorisation
• Prime
• Factorisation
• LCM
• GCD
• Roots & Exponents
• Digit
• Behaviour
• Sequences

Algebra

• Simplifying Expressions
• Linear Equations
• Quadratic Equations
• Basic Identities
• Inequalities
• Absolute value

Math 2

Word Problems

• Percentages
• Ratio and Proportion
• Money Problems
• Time and Rate
• Time and Work
• Age Problems
• Miscellaneous Word problems

Sets and Grids

• Overlapping Sets 
• Grids

Statistics

• Mean
• Weighted Averages
• Median
• Mode
• Range
• Standard Deviation
• Sequences

Math 3

2-Dimensional Geometry

• Lines and Angles
• Triangles
• Special Triangles
• Quadrilaterals
• Polygons
• Circles

3-Dimensional Geometry

• Spheres
• Cylinders
• Cones
• Rectangular Solids

Coordinate Geometry

• Cartesian Coordinates & Distances
• Gradient
• Equations & Equivalent Equation Representations,
• Reflections

Math 4

Functions

• Substituions 
• Symbols

Combinotorics 

• Counting
• Combinations
• Permutations
• Probability

Review of Math Concepts

Difficult Problems