GMAT Quantitative Reasoning focuses on mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills essential for success on the GMAT exam.
Quantitative skills are vital in business for analyzing costs, projecting revenues, and evaluating investments. You’ll use arithmetic and algebra to create budgets, assess profitability, and prioritize projects.
These abilities help managers and entrepreneurs make data-driven decisions.
Determining if a marketing campaign’s 15% sales boost outweighs its costs.
Projecting future sales using past growth trends.