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The good news is, you can learn Greek 😀. Where are you in the process of preparing for the GMAT? Do you have a target test date yet?

Can you do that without a calculator?

@@dominatethegmat i done that without calculator. By just log properties and then comparing L.H.S and R.H.S you should also try once

@@gamingpur2008 That's what I thought. Remember that you can't use a calculator on the Quantitative Reasoning section of the GMAT, so make sure you have other ways of solving questions like this.

Congrats. That's awesome!

Yes, you're exactly right. Poets & Quants just published a helpful article on how to boost your quant profile, and that's one of the points they made. Here it is if you want to check it out: poetsandquants.com/2024/05/14/how-to-improve-your-quant-profile

That's a good point. That's why another good strategy is to use logic and common sense to eliminate clear throw-away answers early on. Often you can get a general sense of approximately what the answer will look like so that even if you make a calculation error but you're still in the ballpark, you won't get distracted by some of the other wrong answer choices.

@@dominatethegmatI’m surprised that you replied on a 10 year old video, thanks a lot for the advice !

@@adityagawhale If I've left a video up on this channel, then it's still relevant to the current iteration of the GMAT Exam. And yes, I still love to connect with people who find our videos! I'm glad you found it helpful. Good luck and let me know how else I can help.

Thank you!

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You're welcome. Good luck on test day and don't hesitate to let me know if there's anything else we can do to help!

My pleasure. Glad it helped! P.S. Here's a podcast episode that lays out a game plan for your final week before test day, including a downloadable checklist that you can use to stay on track in the final days leading up to test day: podcast.dominatetestprep.com/548431/4566068-27-7-days-out-from-test-day

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It's still relevant! And rest assured that our course has been fully updated for the new GMAT Focus Edition if you decide to go that route. Good luck and let me know how else we can help!

That's correct. It's crazy how quickly the industry in changing! At the time I recorded this video, not a single law school accepted the GRE. Now, many do... and many aren't requiring the LSAT any more at all. Are you using the GRE for law school or for a different grad program?

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The "legacy" GMAT has 79 questions, 80 if you count the essay. The GMAT Focus Edition has 64 questions (with no essay). So 16 fewer questions.

I appreciate that. Glad it helped. Good luck with the rest of your prep and let us know how else we can help!

Tomorrow is the big day. Godspeed. Can't wait to see your victory comment on this channel!

My pleasure, glad it helped!

You're welcome. Good luck as you continue preparing for the GMAT and don't hesitate to let me know how else we can help!

Thank you for the edification. Glad to hear that you're already up to speed on this type of question!

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Glad it resonated with you. Good luck and let me know how else we can help!

Glad to hear it. Let us know how it goes!

I have solutions for the DS questions in the new guide but still working on the IR questions. They're included with our current GMAT course and will be included with our new GMAT Focus course as well.

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That's great to hear. I'm glad your hard work paid off. I hope you're enjoying your Masters program abroad. Good luck and all the best to you in the future!

Thank you!

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I just got back from a conference at the GMAC headquarters where I heard first-hand from their lead psychometrician. He got into the weeds explaining the reliability and validity analysis of the new GMAT Focus Edition, and while the nuances are a bit complex, the overarching message was that the new score range is very stable and expected to remain consistent in the coming years. So I wouldn't worry about how your score will stack up two years from now due to shifts in the scoring algorithm itself. If anything, it actually fixes the upward skew (especially in Quant) that we've seen over the past 5 years. All of that to say, take the GMAT when you're ready, apply when you're ready, and your score will stand up if it's good enough.

@@dominatethegmat Thanks a lot. That's an extremely helpful response, and definitely helps quell my concerns. Now it's time to work toward that score! Thanks again.

Hopefully that's a good "wow." Good luck and let us know how else we can help!

You guys are awesome. These videos are helping me for gmat preparation. Thank you.

@@imsudipp Our pleasure!