LIVE Data Insights Mock Test with Jeff Vollmer, GMAT Tutor at Manhattan Prep
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- This is our second attempt to take a live GMAT mock test on UA-cam! This time, Jeffrey Vollmer, another super cool GMAT expert of Manhattan prep, takes official GMAT Data Insights mock test LIVE on UA-cam. He takes the full practice test along with the audience and analyses his performance - which questions he got right or wrong, time spent of questions, key learnings, etc etc - live in front of you.
It's a great opportunity for you to get a firsthand experience of how a GMAT expert approaches GMAT exam, how to deal with tough GMAT questions, how to deploy the right test-taking techniques, etc.
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This video was very very helpful, it was great to take a peep on how experts approach the questions. Hopefully we can get more of these!
I have a question. If I watch this full walkthrough from Jeffrey, is there a chance that I may see these questions in my GMAT focus prep exams 3-6? I have not watched this full video for the sole reason to avoid having a biased mock score due to having seen some of the problems prior to taking the mocks. Thanks for the video though, really looking forward to hearing your take on this GC :)
Good question! These questions are from official free mock (#2), and I don't think they will be included in paid mocks. They shouldn't be.
1:01:54 How did you and Ryan miss the exact same thing (Line BC) on the exact same problem...LOL
lol
In question 17, why is 84 the number you have started with and not 88? 88 is a multiple of 8 so why 84?
Hi! I'm listing out the possibilities for the number of boxes that could be in the warehouse. 84 is the first number in the range (80-120) that would allow me to stack the boxes 8 at a time AND have 4 left over. I can't do this with 88 boxes, because, as you said, 88 is an actual multiple of 8. But remember, I need to have 4 boxes left over after I stack them in groups of 8.