GMAT Prep Guide for the Math and Verbal Sections

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GMAT Prep Guide for the Math and Verbal Sections


Our approach is to first teach you the foundation of knowledge necessary for the GMAT exam. This includes the basic math, grammar, reading, and reasoning skills for the Math and Verbal sections. There is no getting around this; you must learn the fundamentals before test day.

For students aiming to score over 600, you will need to know the advanced topics such as standard deviation, probability and quadratic equations for the Math section and rules of logic for the Verbal section.

Once you learn the fundamentals, you will learn strategies and techniques to apply your knowledge to complicated GMAT questions. We've developed these advanced strategies over the last 10 years by consulting with leading GMAT tutors and college professors. Our developers are GMAT tutors in New York City who make over $150/hour teaching to investment bankers and professionals looking to get into top business schools.

    * Over 400 pages of content: test-taking strategies sorted online for easy use and browsing. Course includes specific strategies for non-native English speakers and students aiming for a 600+ score.

    * Identify Trick Questions: Take hundreds of sample questions to directly reinforce our techniques to beat the GMAT's most challenging questions. All questions feature in-depth explanations so that you can learn from your mistakes.

    * Use of graphics and visuals. 800score's course is unique with its heavy use of cartoons, animation and graphics to help teach complex concepts. Here are examples from the course: