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25 lessons in 3 units, about 41 h 45 min of reading and core practice. Each lesson ends with a quick check.
Unit 1
Problem-solving questions that test arithmetic, algebra, and quantitative modeling without a calculator.
9 lessons · 15 h 15 min of study · ≈33% of the test
Unit 2
Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning questions that test understanding, analysis, and evaluation of written material and arguments.
8 lessons · 13 h 15 min of study · ≈33% of the test
Unit 3
Data-driven reasoning questions that require interpreting, integrating, and evaluating information across multiple formats, including Data Sufficiency, with an on-screen scientific calculator.
8 lessons · 13 h 15 min of study · ≈33% of the test
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Quantitative Reasoning · Lesson 1 of 9
This topic covers the general problem-solving methods used in GMAT Quantitative Reasoning Problem Solving questions, including translating worded information, choosing efficient solution paths, and estimating to check reasonableness. The exam tests whether candidates can model quantitative situations accurately and solve them efficiently without a calculator.
1 h 15 min of study≈2% of the test
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