Problem Solving

By Abhishek Tomar on Aug 31, 2009 with Comments 0

Before we start lets what you will find in this chapter. What is problem Solving? How do you answer problem solving questions? What smart test takers know
? Let’s start…

What is problem Solving

If you are from SAT background, you have a garden walk for math section. But if you aren’t then you are in kind of trouble. As in the previous chapter you learned about the syllabus of math, let’s revise it. GMAT likes to give maximum question under following categories: arithmetic, elementary, algebra and geometry plus word problems.

Math Misconception

Their is always a misconception that math questions are easy and can be solved with some practice. NO, the realty of the exam is that the question in GMAT are tough. How? The question in GMAT are tricky. If you have the trick you can solve the question in few second than it is correct, but if you fail you are in trouble, as the time passes the question becomes tougher and the time becomes lesser. Do I have to tell you what happens in the end ?

GMAT Problem Solving Questions

GMAT problem-solving questions (37 Questions) appear in the 75-minute quantitative section. Within the section they are not grouped all together they are in mixed form, so be careful what type of question you are doing. You cannot pass the questions.