GMAT Quantitative Reasoning

GMAT Quantitative Reasoning focuses on mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills essential for success on the GMAT exam.

Study Strategies

Reading and Paraphrasing Questions

Understanding What’s Really Being Asked

GMAT questions are often wordy or tricky. Carefully reading and then paraphrasing the question in your own words helps you focus on the main point and prevents careless mistakes.

Strategy Steps

  • Read the question slowly and highlight key details
  • Restate the question simply to clarify what’s needed
  • Underline or note important numbers or conditions

This approach ensures you answer exactly what’s asked, not what you assume is asked.

Examples

  • Rewriting a problem about speed in simpler terms before solving.

  • Highlighting all constraints in a data sufficiency question.