About the GMAT Verbal

The verbal portion of the GMAT Focus Edition is 45 minutes long and consists of 23 questions. The questions are of only two types: critical-reasoning and reading-comprehension questions.

The fact of the matter is that you don’t need a whole long course to learn to solve these problems quickly and correctly. In just one or two lessons, we can cover everything there is to know in terms of concepts, strategies, and best approaches.

From there, the test-prep process becomes very personalized. We’ll build a realistic study schedule. We then will meet on a per-need basis to go over anything that stumped you, emphasizing the key take-aways for future problems. Some students meet regularly to review their practice together until they are confident in their newly-acquired capabilities. Others need no further guidance and are ready to jump into simulations. 

Together, we will figure out what is right for you. That’s all there is to it! So, why not schedule a free consultation right now?

Learn the basics of Critical Reasoning and try practice questions.
Learn the basics of Reading Comprehension and try practice questions.
Learn about timing strategies.