HOW TO ACE GMAT CRITICAL REASONING

I can't believe how good he is.

I will not have fallen for A only because of the "Some" XD. To be honest, it was on my shopping list as well (1. no suff time for reporting, 2. my country is not other countries). I was not thinking about the fact that repo issues is not equal to having issues

Find the GAP...well played sir
And definitely helps...
30 minutes later....A big thank you...This is exactly what i needed. Keeping this in mind, the change in the way to approach CR has made a difference of day and night for me.

Omg he speaks way too fast...

It's good video to watch while you're at the gym!

This is very helpful. Thanks

He's the Tony Robbins of Critical Reasoning

Irritating loud background music 😱🤯😢😥🤮😭

You are a machine boss

one of the best ever for GMAT preparation. I follow his technique and be able to get the right answer for any previous mock tests I tried. Good one!

Bro take a breath

Respect for the teacher 🙏🏻

Too much crap

Could not find an answer to the question with criminals. But, after your explanation I have opened my eyes and reached the full understanding of the "gap" method you are teaching us about

Before the video: 1-2/10 questions right
After the video: 8-9/10 questions right

get out music background, it is absolutely distracting

Really informative and helpful. I loved how you segregated all kinds of gap in just 4 types!!

Great class! It was quite helpful!

Got both the questions right by identifying the GAP. Great effort by the instructor. Felt 2nd one to be slightly trickier.

What a great video. I would like it 10 times if I could. Thank you!

it would help if the gentleman in the video would pause to breathe, rather than taking huge gulps ever 7.3 seconds during this video. HE probably knows what he's talking about, but the manner in which he presents it to the viewer is abrasive and makes me feel anxious.

Please consider these constructive inputs for future video presentations.

Cheer,

Jon

Third video I've watched on critical reasoning, with this one I finally understood the approach. Thank you!

The background music is annoying and please try to teach little slow.. no panic teaching please! Overall, informative vdo ❤️

Nobody's ever explained cr so well before 🥺

Thank you so much!

In the assumption question , why option (d) is not correct ?

,❤️ from India , first time I understood this topic

apt explanation..

Hi there, very insightful tutorial out there. Although i am still struggling to understand why E could not be correct, as the passage talks about percentage arrested, which is mathematically related to the number arrested.

Would be thankful if you can really explain

Thank you GAP Man... you go get those khakis, you deserve some shopping therapy after all the hard work

THIS IS AWESOME

Content is good but too much background sound

The music in the background is painfully distracting.

Amazing video. Really clear strategy which saves a ton of time, and that is a key factor for a high score. Thanks so much!

This is very helpful. Thank you!

First question A is sensible because the passage says ‘new technique’ so the time is a sound argument imo.

This is very helpful. Thank you!

Thank U GMATClub. Just one query in 2nd Q, While C sounds convincing, I am still not sure Why D was rejected? Was it due to 'Certainty' in the latter part of that sentence ?

Why is there background music, it is such a good video. Please remove the music

so well explained!

This video was sponsored by GAP

Thank you sir... never knew that gap technique. May be that's why I get 80% strengthening-weakening questions wrong. Will now practice that.

Thanks, i will try it !

Excellent 🎉

Bro i had to slow the video down 🤣

Pls breathe while explaining.

This is good. I do agree that I at times spend a lot of time trying to eliminate. For my style I think choosing is better

Watching this video on 1.25x looks like he's on some good dope lol

SUMMARY

1. Come up with your own answer/gap.
2. Look what matches to your version of the answer.
3. Get out of there before any other answer catches your leg.

Types of gaps:
1. Wordplay (similar words but don't mean the same)
2. Correlation and Causation
3. Generalization
4. Data Gaps