*SUMMARY* 1. Come up with your own answer/gap. 2. Look what matches to your version of the answer. 3. Get out of there before any other answer catches your leg. Types of gaps: 1. Wordplay (similar words but don't mean the same) 2. Correlation and Causation 3. Generalization 4. Data Gaps
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great explanation. I've tried to take help from some CR books and none of them could explain that "gap" better than you! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
Could not find an answer to the question with criminals. But, after your explanation I have opened my eyes and reached the full understanding of the "gap" method you are teaching us about Before the video: 1-2/10 questions right After the video: 8-9/10 questions right
Find the GAP...well played sir And definitely helps... 30 minutes later....A big thank you...This is exactly what i needed. Keeping this in mind, the change in the way to approach CR has made a difference of day and night for me.
Super helpful video. Love the shopping list analogy! That’s exactly what it’s like when you get sold into answers that are not correct. I will say the music in the background of this video is more distracting than it is helpful. Thank you!
Very strong explanations. I have been dismayed both by the analysis and the poor mock questions on many other channels. Your mock answers were on the money, your wording apt, and your explanations solid.
Ya true. And the stupid reasoning they give to eliminate answer choices. It's like you know the correct answer & you somehow reason your way to eliminate the rest answer choices.
He might be great, but to me it looked that he was in so much of hurry to explain..According to me explanation should be mentioned with calm otherwise it becomes very hard to follow..
Thank U GMATClub. Just one query in 2nd Q, While C sounds convincing, I am still not sure Why D was rejected? Was it due to 'Certainty' in the latter part of that sentence ?
Perhaps you can read the forum discussion of this question for more clarity. You will send some alternate explanations to the answer choice gmatclub.com/forum/ragct-20-criminals-released-from-prison-on-parole-186258.html
Hi there, very insightful tutorial out there. Although i am still struggling to understand why E could not be correct, as the passage talks about percentage arrested, which is mathematically related to the number arrested. Would be thankful if you can really explain
Great video! I’ve been struggling with accomplishing critical reasoning questions efficient for a while and I tried your strategy it increased my speed right away. Especially on the assumption questions! Thank you so much for sharing! Now any good strategy on inference and describe the argument?
Thanks so much for the feedback. Thrilled to hear this video worked. There is no dedicated INFERENCE video but there are a few that touch on it: ua-cam.com/users/gmatclubsearch?query=inference
i got this same issue... E should be the answer cause it justifies that the the number of ppl in both cases are same therefore percentages depicts a accurate picture.
it would help if the gentleman in the video would pause to breathe, rather than taking huge gulps ever 7.3 seconds during this video. HE probably knows what he's talking about, but the manner in which he presents it to the viewer is abrasive and makes me feel anxious. Please consider these constructive inputs for future video presentations. Cheer, Jon
I will not have fallen for A only because of the "Some" XD. To be honest, it was on my shopping list as well (1. no suff time for reporting, 2. my country is not other countries). I was not thinking about the fact that repo issues is not equal to having issues
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*SUMMARY*
1. Come up with your own answer/gap.
2. Look what matches to your version of the answer.
3. Get out of there before any other answer catches your leg.
Types of gaps:
1. Wordplay (similar words but don't mean the same)
2. Correlation and Causation
3. Generalization
4. Data Gaps
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I ended up buying one GAP T-shirt
Love the enthusiasm and keeping the viewer engaged. Good video.
great explanation. I've tried to take help from some CR books and none of them could explain that "gap" better than you! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
Thank you! :-)
Can you please remove the background noise...it feels more like a motivational video
Sorry for that.
- Narenn
Haha yeah, it's more disturbing than motivating... hahaha
😂😂
🤣
Focus focus.. 😁
Brian is a great instructor, I would highly recommend any course taught by him or Ravi Sreerama
It's good video to watch while you're at the gym!
Could not find an answer to the question with criminals. But, after your explanation I have opened my eyes and reached the full understanding of the "gap" method you are teaching us about
Before the video: 1-2/10 questions right
After the video: 8-9/10 questions right
Find the GAP...well played sir
And definitely helps...
30 minutes later....A big thank you...This is exactly what i needed. Keeping this in mind, the change in the way to approach CR has made a difference of day and night for me.
Thank you sir... never knew that gap technique. May be that's why I get 80% strengthening-weakening questions wrong. Will now practice that.
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Third video I've watched on critical reasoning, with this one I finally understood the approach. Thank you!
Super helpful video. Love the shopping list analogy! That’s exactly what it’s like when you get sold into answers that are not correct. I will say the music in the background of this video is more distracting than it is helpful.
Thank you!
one of the best ever for GMAT preparation. I follow his technique and be able to get the right answer for any previous mock tests I tried. Good one!
Very strong explanations. I have been dismayed both by the analysis and the poor mock questions on many other channels. Your mock answers were on the money, your wording apt, and your explanations solid.
Ya true. And the stupid reasoning they give to eliminate answer choices. It's like you know the correct answer & you somehow reason your way to eliminate the rest answer choices.
2:59 Thanks for clarifying this. Been hearing this a lot on social media.
This is good. I do agree that I at times spend a lot of time trying to eliminate. For my style I think choosing is better
Good! Go with the techniques you are most comfortable with.
Respect for the teacher 🙏🏻
Really informative and helpful. I loved how you segregated all kinds of gap in just 4 types!!
Got both the questions right by identifying the GAP. Great effort by the instructor. Felt 2nd one to be slightly trickier.
First question A is sensible because the passage says ‘new technique’ so the time is a sound argument imo.
He might be great, but to me it looked that he was in so much of hurry to explain..According to me explanation should be mentioned with calm otherwise it becomes very hard to follow..
This video is so underrated!
,❤️ from India , first time I understood this topic
I can't believe how good he is.
Please remove the background music, it is really distracting😑
Huh! Did not even notice it until you pointed out! Good point!
P.S. That was Brian's choice :)
No it's great to have the sound
Trailermaniac It’s not! It’s vera distracting! I can’t even finish the video 😕
In the assumption question , why option (d) is not correct ?
Amazing! Thorough explanation.
Thank you GAP Man... you go get those khakis, you deserve some shopping therapy after all the hard work
Amazing video... Understood everything! thanks for the tips!
Amazing video. Really clear strategy which saves a ton of time, and that is a key factor for a high score. Thanks so much!
thank you for this video, I'll definitely put your advices on practice
This is very helpful. Thank you!
Very helpful concise strategy! Thank you very much
so well explained!
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Thank you Brian and thank you GMAT club!
Our pleasure!
Thank you so much, sir! Appreciate the energy & the unique way of explanation! God bless!
This man is a genius! :D
Great class! It was quite helpful!
You are Great . Your explanation is brilliant
He's the Tony Robbins of Critical Reasoning
Awesome explanations and amazing enthusiasm! Many many thanks for such a helpful session!
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Thanks for the videos so much ! I think i can learn a lot from them
Awesome! Thanks. Glad you liked them and they worked for you!
apt explanation..
What a great video. I would like it 10 times if I could. Thank you!
Thank U GMATClub. Just one query in 2nd Q, While C sounds convincing, I am still not sure Why D was rejected? Was it due to 'Certainty' in the latter part of that sentence ?
Perhaps you can read the forum discussion of this question for more clarity. You will send some alternate explanations to the answer choice gmatclub.com/forum/ragct-20-criminals-released-from-prison-on-parole-186258.html
Excellent 🎉
Hi there, very insightful tutorial out there. Although i am still struggling to understand why E could not be correct, as the passage talks about percentage arrested, which is mathematically related to the number arrested.
Would be thankful if you can really explain
Exactly, I have the same challenge,.
You are a machine boss
Great video! I’ve been struggling with accomplishing critical reasoning questions efficient for a while and I tried your strategy it increased my speed right away. Especially on the assumption questions! Thank you so much for sharing! Now any good strategy on inference and describe the argument?
Thanks so much for the feedback. Thrilled to hear this video worked. There is no dedicated INFERENCE video but there are a few that touch on it: ua-cam.com/users/gmatclubsearch?query=inference
Thank you so much!
Thanks, i will try it !
This is very helpful. Thanks
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this dude needs to breath!
In the last one, why is option E not correct? In the premise it says percentage and option E correctly compares numbers.
i got this same issue... E should be the answer cause it justifies that the the number of ppl in both cases are same therefore percentages depicts a accurate picture.
Nobody's ever explained cr so well before 🥺
True Master of the game
bryan you are a legend
In assumption ques
The ans will always be given in question itself or we need to assume?
THIS IS AWESOME
Great! Thank you!
What I learned from the video?
The answer is C.
it would help if the gentleman in the video would pause to breathe, rather than taking huge gulps ever 7.3 seconds during this video. HE probably knows what he's talking about, but the manner in which he presents it to the viewer is abrasive and makes me feel anxious.
Please consider these constructive inputs for future video presentations.
Cheer,
Jon
I will not have fallen for A only because of the "Some" XD. To be honest, it was on my shopping list as well (1. no suff time for reporting, 2. my country is not other countries). I was not thinking about the fact that repo issues is not equal to having issues
Thanks
GRACIAS !!!! DE VERDAD!!
Bro i had to slow the video down 🤣
too good! thankyou :)
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if it's possible to remove background music, please please do _/\_
You are the best,sir..😀
10:53 It gave me anxiety everytime you did this sir,,Plz drink water before making videos... 🙏
The background music is annoying and please try to teach little slow.. no panic teaching please! Overall, informative vdo ❤️
thanks bb!
Anytime :-) Though this video is by Veritas Prep but hoping you can leverage it for your prep!
Why is there background music, it is such a good video. Please remove the music
This video was sponsored by GAP
😂
Content is good but too much background sound
Thank you so much for your feedback and sorry about the background sounds 😩
The music in the background is painfully distracting.
Yeah, it is annoying.
That background music and your rapidity is not preferred
can someone remove the music and publish this again for the welfare of the community???
get out music background, it is absolutely distracting
Omg he speaks way too fast...
Great background music
Bharat say kon kon hai
Bro take a breath
Pls breathe while explaining.
Irritating loud background music 😱🤯😢😥🤮😭
Too much crap
This is very helpful. Thank you!
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Thanks