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📏 GMAT Focus Edition is scored 205–805 in 10-point increments; top programmes expect 650+.
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Beginner
Beginner skill
Reading Comprehension essentials for GMAT Verbal.
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🔒 After lessonsVerbal Foundations
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Reading Comprehension: Primary Purpose, Author's Attitude & Application
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Reading for Structure
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Inference Questions
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Intermediate
Intermediate skill
Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension — the two GMAT Focus Verbal question types.
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🔒 After lessonsCritical Reasoning
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Critical Reasoning: Paradox Resolution, Boldface Roles & Logical Completion
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Arguments & Assumptions
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Weaken & Strengthen
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🔒 After lessonsReading Comprehension in Depth
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Purpose & Function Questions
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Detail Questions
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Advanced
Advanced skill
Evaluation, flaws and parallel reasoning — the hardest Verbal items.
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🔒 After lessonsAdvanced Critical Reasoning
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Evaluate the Argument
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Flaws in Reasoning
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Syllabus coverage · Verbal
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- Critical Reasoning: identify an assumption the argument depends onArguments & Assumptions →
- Critical Reasoning: strengthen an argumentWeaken & Strengthen →
- Critical Reasoning: weaken an argumentWeaken & Strengthen →
- Critical Reasoning: evaluate the argument (information most useful to assess it)Evaluate the Argument →
- Critical Reasoning: explain a discrepancy or resolve a paradoxCritical Reasoning: Paradox Resolution, Boldface Roles & Logical Completion →
- Critical Reasoning: inference (what must be true or is most strongly supported)Inference Questions →
- Critical Reasoning: identify the flaw in the reasoningFlaws in Reasoning →
- Critical Reasoning: role of a boldfaced statement or method of reasoningCritical Reasoning: Paradox Resolution, Boldface Roles & Logical Completion →
- Critical Reasoning: complete the argument (the most logical completion of a blank)Critical Reasoning: Paradox Resolution, Boldface Roles & Logical Completion →
- Reading Comprehension: main idea or primary purposeReading Comprehension: Primary Purpose, Author's Attitude & Application →
- Reading Comprehension: supporting idea (an explicitly stated detail)Detail Questions →
- Reading Comprehension: inferenceInference Questions →
- Reading Comprehension: application (apply the passage's idea to a new situation or analogy)Reading Comprehension: Primary Purpose, Author's Attitude & Application →
- Reading Comprehension: logical structure (the function of a sentence or paragraph)Reading for Structure →Purpose & Function Questions →
- Reading Comprehension: evaluation (what would strengthen or weaken a claim made in the passage)Weaken & Strengthen →
- Reading Comprehension: author's tone or attitudeReading Comprehension: Primary Purpose, Author's Attitude & Application →
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