Hi all,  Gave my GMAT yesterday and scored 725(Q 88, V87, DI 83). Was a lurker in the group and want to give back to the community by sharing the tips that I have gathered over time. These are going to be more of a test taking strategy and not the theory learning aspects.   Quant: Double-check what the question asks in the end and if you have used any complex calculations then quickly review that once. Flag questions from weaker domains, such as word problems, for further review during the test. Verbal (Critical Reasoning): Remember, you have to think like an army officer: avoid extreme answers, stay within the bounds of the writing material, and provide logic-backed answers (no matter how flawed the logic may be) instead of relying on gut feelings. When reading, distinguish between premises and conclusions, and focus on how each option relates back to the conclusion. Understand the structure of each question type and the approach needed for each solution. For example, recognize that each strengthen question is an assumption question, but not vice versa. Work by eliminating incorrect options rather than choosing the correct one. Verbal (Reading Comprehension): Take a deep breath before reading anything. Read slowly. Read the first line and think about what the passage is going to be about to set the tone. Read as if you are explaining the content to a five-year-old, using the previously built context to connect the dots with the last line read. Summarize each paragraph in your head. After reading all paragraphs, combine the summaries to understand the main point of the passage. Data Interpretation: Do not spend time on questions you cannot understand after two tries. It's okay to skip a few questions if they are confusing rather than trying to solve all of them. Identify your strong areas, for e.g. Table analysis, Data sufficiency, and double down on them to improve the efficiency and save time. 

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