GMAT Study Guide: Quantitative (Math) & Verbal

First, you must learn the foundation of knowledge necessary for the GMAT exam. This includes the basic math, grammar, reading, and reasoning skills. For students aiming to score over 600, you need to know advanced topics such as standard deviation, probability and quadratic equations.

Once you learn the fundamentals, we teach you the strategies to apply this knowledge to attack the GMAT (the most challenging standardized test in the world). We've developed these advanced strategies over the last 10 years by consulting with leading GMAT tutors and college professors.