The 3 Most Common GRE Trick Questions (in the GMAT and many other tests too!)

You know how the wording of those Quant questions that always seems to get you? This video is aimed at training you to avoid the most common trick questions the GRE and other tests can through at you.

The GRE and GMAT are two of most used graduate exams for those seeking to study a Masters Degree or Masters in Business Administration (MBA) degree. The Graduate Record Exam and Graduate Management Admissions Test have been taken for over 50 years and are taken by approximately 600,000 and 300,000 people worldwide annually, respectively. These exams are typically taken between the ages of 18-40, by those who have completed, or are about to complete, their Bachelors Degree.

[JacBil]

Hit a like if you're watching this wonderful video in 2024

[kishanagarwal]

The last one got me. Please make video series with these tricks.

[nataliemahony]

I got all three questions wrong but that's okay! I am so thankful for this video and the tricks it showed me! It also showed me my weaknesses. thank

[FC-sibb]

Philip, you are a God send, a true GRE guru, for sure!!! Thank you for all your detailed videos, which provide such helpful shortcuts, tips, tricks, and step-by-step instructions. Can't get enough. Please keep providing us with more gems! ❤

[pratikthorat]

The second one got me. I didn't focus on the word 'greatest' hence considered the possibilities of every type of real numbers out there. Thanks Philip! for such amazing Content.

[cardiyansane]

You know what, it might be beneficial to us mathematical philistines ( meaning me ) to make a video that explains the GRE Quant wording like : OF, as many as, sum, than, inclusive, distinct, per etc great video as always 💕continuer comme ça !

[Suyashmehra]

Yes please make videos with all the tricks you can remember. It really helped a lot

[vats]

Please do more of these. Thank you so much. What a learning!

[kallolroy]

In question 2, you said including 1 and 5. Then why didn’t you multiply 1, 5 and 4.999 or whatever?

[tariqulemon]

This video is quite helpful & you've discussed some of the crucial points in the quantitative sections.I'vr really enjoyed this & appreciate to provide more videos.

[moccalife]

Thanks Philip! ;-) I look forward to taking notes on ALL of your videos. You have been liked, commented and subscribed.

[reddaboinavivek]

Along with commentary you can include solving on the screen. Just a suggestion

[saomshawleen]

amazing! please upload more videos like this one.

[juneshgautam]

Though I got the prime number hint, I missed on the negative part! Nice content.

[triplemango]

you got me!! these videos are so good
taking the GRE at the end of the month and need all these tips thanks SO much!

[daintydawn]

Where arevthe options??😅 I'm quite confused. Sorry.

[saianapriya]

This channel got me hooked recently and I am loving every single tip and tricks! Thank you so much! You are a life savior to many, literally!!

[ruchikaruchi]

I can't thankyou enough for your videos sir, your way of explaining every concept is just amazing. Much love and appreciation from India :)

[ashwinsingamsetty]

Please do make more of these videos sir .

Thank you so much for the knowledge you are providing for free . #salute

[nischaytibrewal]

If these exact questions came up, the answer to them will be E. Cannot be determined with the given info right??