How I Got A Perfect Score On GMAT Focus Critical Reasoning

In this video I outline how I scored in the 100th percentile on the GMAT Focuse Critical Reasoning questions. Overall I scored a 725 which is in the 99th percentile and a huge part of that great score came down to how well I performed on the verbal section of the Gmat focus. Come with me in this video as we go through examples, key mess up points and the different kinds of questions you'll face. I'll offer you the proven techniques and strategies that led me to success. Whether you're aiming to improve your reading comprehension or want to excel in critical reasoning, this video is your roadmap to achieving your highest score yet.
We dive deep into understanding the essence of critical reasoning questions, breaking down their structure and teaching you how to dissect short texts to identify the background, premise, conclusion, and counterpoint. Through detailed examples, you'll learn how to navigate through the three main groups of questions and their subtypes, including structure, assumption, and inference questions. Plus, I'll guide you through common pitfalls and how to avoid them, ensuring you're well-prepared for test day.
This video is not just about strategies; it's about equipping you with the skills to think critically and make powerful inferences, which are invaluable not only for the GMAT but for your future MBA journey. So, whether you're struggling with critical reasoning or aiming for perfection in the verbal section, join me as we explore the techniques that will elevate your GMAT score to new heights.
Don't forget to check the links in the video description for more resources on reading comprehension and other GMAT sections. Subscribe and let me know in the comments which question types you want help with next!
0:00 Introduction
0:53 Building Blocks Of Critical Reasoning Questions
1:55 Building Blocks Example
3:04 Structure Questions
3:55 Assumption Questions
4:52 Strengthen And Weaken
6:02 Evaluate The Argument And Find The Flaw
8:30 Inferences

[@Jaime_Cheng]

I like your videos very much, you are very sunny and confident, the video content you make is very useful, and it gives me a lot of confidence. I'm also going to take the GMAT this year, so I'll study each of your strategies. Thank you very much and I hope you are all the best.❤

[@strangers8882]

Previously when i knew nothing about Gmat, I appeared the test to know my. It was fairly good as compared to now. It's like the more im studying for verbal the more im getting incorrect answers while practicing. Even in the easy questions. What should i do now? I want to ace this exam.Please guide.🙏

[@bigm-007]

Is the GMAT official guy a good way to practice my Critical Reasoning skills?

[@vishnubansal]

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