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Audience
Candidates who have taken GMAT and not performed as per their expectations or academic prowess and look forward retaking the exam to significantly improve their GMAT score.
Candidates who are about to take their GMAT in next couple of weeks.
 
Services
General Education GMAT preparation services portfolio is organized to offer GMAT full, verbal and quantitative courses to cover learning objectives of diverse applicants who desire specific focus on specific areas of GMAT. The courses summary along with the pricing is illustrated in the table below.
 
Service Coverage Number of classes* Price (INR)
Virtual classroom course Verbal + AWA + Quantitative 15 26000
Verbal + AWA 7 + 1 18000
Quantitative 7 12000
*Each class is of 2 hours durations that includes
  • 45 minutes discussion
  • 45 minutes problem solving
  • 30 minutes doubt clearing
  • Apart from prescribed duration, brief one to one sessions may be arranged to clear specific doubts
 
Schedule of next GMAT classes

The next batch starts from 07 August 2010 and is held every Saturday and Sunday only for the next 7 weeks.

 

Verbal and AWA Syllabus (7+1 classes)
  1. SC introduction - imp of SC/ diff between English and GMAT grammar; modifiers and idioms
  2. SC - Subject Verb Agreement, Parallelism(Comparison/List), Tense
  3. SC - sentence construction and advance SC questions/doubt clearing
  4. CR - introduction/arguments - contra positive/premise, assumptions and conclusions/types of questions
  5. CR - strengthen/weaken/conclusion
  6. CR based on structure - method and copy the reason; discrepancy based questions; doubt clearing and LSAT type questions - tough for 750+
  7. RC - implicit and explicit questions; types of questions and sample questions
  8. AWA - issues and arguments; winning structure for at least 5/6
 
Quantitative Syllabus (7 classes)
  1. Geometry - concepts and questions
  2. Algebra - basic questions including data sufficiency based inequalities
  3. Arithmetic - basic and advanced questions - mixtures/profits-losses
  4. P&C – probability
  5. Stats - question solving(Problem solving and data sufficiency
  6. Verbal and Quant doubt clearing/revision/core concepts
  7. Mock tests - preparation concepts and strategies; going for the extra points - very important core concepts to maximize time usage and improving
 

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