Data Sufficiency part is the very important part of GMAT Quantitative section. Because D.S. questions can be sometimes blur, not easy to comprehend, and can be sometimes full of trap, easy to fall in. If you know how to tackle each question, it will help you a lot and help you be in safety zone, without falling into any traps that will be definitely on your way.
In this course I will solve 250 different questions as well as teach you the best strategies to tackle each D.S. question. When you complete this course, you will not only solve any data sufficiency question but also gain full confidence.
Without solving and tackling as many practice questions as you can, it is impossible to be confident and proficient in Data Sufficiency part. You have to face many different type of questions and learn important strategies to tackle each questions while practicing. This is the way how top most successful students prepare the exam, and therefore, they become successful. Here, I follow this method. Don’t lose too many time with useless methods and academic knowledge but jump into water and swim. Along the way you are swimming, I will give all the information, methods, and strategies you need to know.
If you still have problem, you are always welcome to ask me.
In this course you will find carefully selected 250 questions and their solutions. The best beneficial way of studying this course is that:
1- You try to solve each question on yourself, noting that the duration of solving each question.
2- And, then, watch my solution. Note that if you find any information or logical approach to solve the question fast and comfortably.
3- Compare your solution and my solution.
4- Think on where you can accelerate your solution if your answer is correct.
5- Think on where you did mistake if your answer is wrong.
I solve each question in detail in which I give explicit strategy to approach the question, helping you understand the gist of each question type.
I am pretty sure that you will find this course beneficial since I teach you step-by-step how to overcome the GMAT Data Sufficiency questions.
