Gmat Critical Reasoning Techniques

Examinees find critical reasoning questions very complex

. Its part features a wide array of common form of questions which can be strengthening or weakening the argument, finding an assumption, identifying a parallel argument and inference and selecting the best conclusion. It is crucial that you quickly identify the type of question you are being asked since your way of thinking and approach can be altered based upon the type of logical reasoning analysis you are being asked to carry out.

The technique in achieving a good GMAT Critical Reasoning is in recognizing what makes these wrong answers wrong. As you study, you may more often find it difficult to identify in words why a correct answer is correct. However, you should always be able to explain why each wrong answer is wrong and why each correct answer is correct. Sometimes its easy; sometimes it's extremely difficult. But the difference between examinees who top the GMAT Critical Reasoning and those who struggle, consistently picking the "second best" answer, is this study tip. It pushes you to comprehend the choices better, and in doing so, think with more focus about the Critical Reasoning question itself.

Also, in answering GMAT Critical Reasoning statements, know what you should be looking for before you begin reading. If you have read the question carefully, you will be able to quickly eliminate these choices. When an examinee is asked to identify the statement that does the best job of strengthening or weakening an argument, there is almost always at least one choice of answer that will do the opposite. Just make sure that the choice must be a logical extension of the argument.

More often than not, GMAT statements contain irrelevant sentences and information. Learn to separate these traps from the rest of the statement so they won't confuse you from the content that is significant. Absolute statements which contains words such as always or must should be avoided. GMAC are very predisposed against these types of statements. So, when you encounter an answer choice that makes an absolute statement, you will know that it can be safely eliminated.

Many of the same techniques used to answer Critical Reasoning questions will come in handy when you are asked to do case analyses. In addition, the benefit in preparing yourself for GMAT critical reasoning questions is that this preparation will also help you in your business school studies. GMAT preparation guides and GMAT study materials are available to help examinees ace this category. With some preparation, you too can learn to think logically and ace these GMAT questions.

by: John Christian

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