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Welcome to “Land Your Score,” a blog series in which Kaplan instructor Jennifer Land shares key insights and strategies for improving your GMAT performance on Test Day. This week, Jennifer discusses how to solve &
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Has Critical Reasoning been driving you crazy? Do you keep getting tangled up in arguments, agonizing back and forth between answers, or picking an answer confidently only to find that you fell straight into a trap? This &
The Critical Reasoning question type Explain a Discrepancy has a very specific goal. If you know what your goal is, you’ll be much more likely to answer the question correctly. If you don’t, it can be very easy to &
The new Sentence Correction questions in the 2016 Official Guide to the GMAT include several comparison questions. You can assume the test makers have a focus on this area, and it is a good idea to be well prepared for &
Parallelism, or parallel structure, is a concept that comes up very often in the GMAT. For many people it’s a subject they haven’t heard of before, so a few tips will help. 1. The Problem Consider the following &
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“I am able to narrow down to 2 answer choices but then I get confused.” If you have been preparing for GMAT Verbal, then I can almost guarantee that you have made the above statement at least once. Getting stuck &
Maybe you heard about a recent story in the Washington Post entitled: Are business schools graduating the wrong leaders? If so, the GMAT may be to blame. The reason why I love this piece is because the study (at least &
Readers of this blog know that we are big proponents for keeping things simple when responding to the AWA section of the GMAT. Instead of writing long sentences that can be confusing and actually take credibility away &
The three most frequent GMAT CR question types are Find the Assumption, Strengthen the Argument, and Weaken the Argument. If you can master these three types, you should do well on CR. Try this problem from the free &
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