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November 28, 2021
Published by LTG Exam Team at November 28, 2021
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An assumption is simply an unstated premise in an argument – though it’s not mentioned, it’s necessary for the argument’s conclusion to be true. Here’s an […]
November 25, 2021
Published by LTG Exam Team at November 25, 2021
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Work rate problems can trip up the most experienced test-takers, even those that are normally skilled in GMAT math. Today we’re going to try out a […]
November 20, 2021
Published by LTG Exam Team at November 20, 2021
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According to a recent survey by Kaplan, 85 percent of MBA programs now accept GRE scores as the standardized test component on their applications. This represents […]
November 18, 2021
Published by LTG Exam Team at November 18, 2021
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Today’s guest post comes from Abhyudaya Rana, who scored 710 on his second GMAT attempt with the help of Prep4GMAT app as well as other resources. Hello […]
November 13, 2021
Published by LTG Exam Team at November 13, 2021
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What do all world-class athletes have in common? Great fundamentals. You can’t win Wimbledon with uncoordinated footwork, and you can’t become the NBA’s best shooter with a sloppy follow-through. The […]
November 11, 2021
Published by LTG Exam Team at November 11, 2021
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One of the most common Reading Comprehension question types is the “detail” question. The Official GMAT prep materials refer to it as a “Supporting Idea question.” Essentially […]