The Graduate Management Aptitude Test offers a gateway to pursue Graduate Business programs in universities across the world. Over 6,000 graduate business programs at approximately 1,700 universities and organizations around the world accept the GMAT exam.

One of the most vital strengths required for a successful career in Management is a sound logical mind which can evaluate and reason based on the information available and make effective decisions. Naturally, top business schools which groom individuals to take up challenging responsibilities as managers look for this trait in candidates and rely on the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) to assess the same. Critical Reasoning is an integral part of the Verbal section of the GMAT. The Critical reasoning questions test your ability to analyze logical arguments. The arguments cover a range of topics and situations which average GMAT-takers are expected to be able to understand, even if they are not very familiar with the topic.

You are generally asked to analyze the argument in one way or another – for example, by strengthening it, weakening it, finding its underlying assumption, etc. CR comprises roughly 1/3 of the Verbal Section, about 13 questions of the total of 41 Verbal Questions. Owing to its tricky nature and high contribution to your score, the Critical Reasoning section is another Do-or-Die segment of the GMAT.

While it is definitely a tough nut to crack, GMAT Critical Reasoning can be tackled with preparation under proper guidance to condition your mind to attempt these questions. This GMAT Verbal course is designed by a famed Verbal trainer to give you an easy route to crack the Critical Reasoning section. Through this course, you will:

• Understand the parts of an argument.
• Learn to analyze an argument and solve Critical Reasoning problems.
• Learn to identify an argument’s assumption- a crucial skill to answer a large number of Critical Reasoning question types.
• Gain access to numerous GMAT Critical Reasoning sample questions and answer explanations.