GMAT Quant Group Coaching

Preparing for the GMAT Quantitative section can be challenging, but with the right coaching and strategies, you can improve your skills effectively. Global Corse has the required experienced GMAT mentors and tools to help you secure the scores you deserve. Situated at Malad West in Mumbai, Global Course been training hundreds of students every year with an excellent track record. Here are some tips for effective GMAT Quant coaching:

• Familiarize yourself with the types of questions you'll encounter (e.g., problem-solving and data sufficiency).
• Review the types of concepts tested, including arithmetic, algebra, and word problems.

• Focus on core mathematical concepts like fractions, percentages, ratios, and basic algebra.
• Work on number properties and data interpretation, especially since these are now emphasized in the new format.

• Since calculators are not allowed, practice solving problems mentally.
• Develop shortcuts and techniques for quick calculations, like approximating and using compatible numbers.

• Since Data Sufficiency and Data Interpretation are now in a separate section, ensure you understand how to analyze data sets and draw conclusions effectively.
• Practice interpreting charts, graphs, and tables.

• Work on pacing yourself during practice tests. Each question should take an average of about 2 minutes.
• Use timed practice sessions to simulate test conditions.

• After practicing, thoroughly review your mistakes to understand where you went wrong.
• Identify patterns in your errors (e.g., conceptual misunderstandings or careless mistakes).

• Invest in reliable GMAT prep materials, including official guides and online courses.
• Consider joining study groups or finding a tutor for personalized coaching.

• Consistent practice is key. Set a study schedule that allows for regular quantitative practice.
• Incorporate a variety of question types in your practice sessions.

• Learn strategies for different types of questions, especially for data sufficiency where understanding what information is needed is crucial.
• Practice elimination techniques for multiple-choice questions.

• Take full-length practice tests under timed conditions to build endurance and get accustomed to the test format.

Plane Geometry and Solid Geometry have been eliminated from Focus GMAT. Further, Data Sufficiency and Data Interpretation have been shifted to a new section, Data Insights. Also, no calculator is allowed in Focus GMAT Quantitative Reasoning Section.

• Number System
• Fractions
• Decimals
• Ratio and Proportion
• Percents
• Equations
• Time and Work
• Speed, Time and Distance
• Permutations and Combinations
• Averages
• Probability
• Statistics
• Inequalities
• Functions
• Exponents
• Overlapping Sets
• Sequences and Series
• Factoring
• Alligations and Mixtures

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• Only FOUR students in a Batch
• Highly Experienced Faculty
• On-the-spot Doubt Solving
• Reliable Study Material & Mock Tests
• Group Coaching & Exclusive Individual Training Available
• Weekends and Weekdays Batches