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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

A well planned study schedule, regular practice and brushing up English skills are essential to score more on VR section of GMAT. An everyday practice is also needed along with knowning the format of testing.

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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

Start reading high quality articles every single day. You must look at how writers build their arguments in difficult texts to improve your ability to understand the main points and find the right answers quickly.

Practice with official GMAT test 2026 questions to get better.

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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

This is a very subjective question and the answer may vary per applicant. Those who have a good command over the English language can be more confident for this section. While those who are not very confident about the language and the rules may falter a bit. But with enough practice and a good prep

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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

The Verbal Reasoning on GMAT tests applicants on:

  • Reading Comprehension
  • Critical Reasoning
  • English grammar and skills

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New answer posted•a year ago

Is it easy to crack QR section of GMAT Focus?

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a year ago

For some, the QR section maybe a cakewalk, however for some it may not be. Thus, this is a very subjective question and will not have a cut-to-cut answer. Applicants who are confident enough would require some additional practice to crack the section. But those who are not very confident, would need

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a year ago

For GMAT Quant, focus heavily on Data Sufficiency and key areas: Number Properties, Algebra (especially exponents/roots), and Word Problems. Also, master Geometry concepts. These topics are tested most frequently on the exam.

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a year ago

There are different topics on GMAT QR section and these include:

GMAT Quant TopicsSub Topics
Arithmetic
  • Fractions
  • Time Speed, Distance & Work
  • Word Problems
  • Stats
  • Percentages
  • Ratio & Proportion
  • Averages
  • Decimals
  • Exponents, Powers & Roots
Algebra
  • Quadratic & Linear Equations
  • Algebraic Expressions
  • Permutation & Combination
  • Functions
  • Logarithms
  • Inequalities

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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

The following topics have been removed from GMAT's syllabus upon transition:

  • Sentence Correction
  • Geometry
  • Analytical Writing Assessment or the AWA section which was the essay section

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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

No, there is no provision for superscoring GMAT scores upon multiple retakes. The last exam that applicant takes will be the final score. They send all your GMAT results. However, some business schools might pick your best sections. But the official GMAT score report shows every exam separately.

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New answer posted•a year ago

You can still give GMAT even if you have a gap year or backlog. Though backlog details may not be required when registering for GMAT exam, but will be required during the admission process.

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