The 3 Most Common GRE Trick Questions (in the GMAT and many other tests too!)
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2020
- 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.
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The last one got me. Please make video series with these tricks.
Yes please make videos with all the tricks you can remember. It really helped a lot
Your channel is a gold mine. Thank you so much!
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.
This is the best video Philp. Thank you.
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.
Thanks so much! Helpful as always!❤
Please do make more of these videos sir .
Thank you so much for the knowledge you are providing for free . #salute
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 youuuuu
Great stuff, thanks a bunch Philip!
I can't thankyou enough for your videos sir, your way of explaining every concept is just amazing. Much love and appreciation from India :)
Please do more of these. Thank you so much. What a learning!
Will do Vatsla!
amazing! please upload more videos like this one.
Really really helped. Please make more!
Wow this just blew my mind ! Thank you
Very very helpful. Now I binge watch the videos for additional knowledge!! Thanks Philip!
Thank you so much again Yatri!
Thank you for your help Philip! You're awesome!
Thanks Jennifer!
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!!
Thanks Saiana and best of luck on your exam journey
Thanks Philip! ;-) I look forward to taking notes on ALL of your videos. You have been liked, commented and subscribed.
Nice! The trifecta
Got all three questions right. The practice is paying off. Thank you.
your videos always stand out. Thanks
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!
Haha thanks tm
I really appreciate a ton mate ❤️
LOVE HOW INSIGHTFUL YOUR LECTURES ARE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks a tonne !! You're a great teacher :))))
Thank you so much for the support Sakshi
You are amazing! Thank you!
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 !
This was a good video. I fell for all the tricks. please make more of this videos and practice questions
Thank you so much for these tricks for the GRE!
Please I need more of these type of tricks 😊
Thank you, this is very useful
Super tutorial. Mind blowing.
This is super doper amazing ... You are the best ✨
Please make more of these trick videos, they're very helpful.
Will do Arya!
This is great can you do more of these
Great stuff!
thank you so much man
Thanks dear Philip 🙂
Useful, thanx
Thanx Philip !! Great video, informative and life/dreams saver of all aspirants 😅😀
Glad it was helpful Nikita! You can achieve your dream.
cool! The 2nd and 3rd tricks are awesome
Great video!
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! ❤
😢 I want to know maths like this , help me 😭
Super helpful!
best channel for preparation of gmat:)
Thankyou soo much!
Love these trick videos!
More to come!
Hi Phillip
Thanks for these videos, very helpful I didn't get your answer or explanation for question 2
Thank you
Love these videos
REALLY AWESOME TRICKS,I LOVE IT
This was fun!
Though I got the prime number hint, I missed on the negative part! Nice content.
Thanks for the video. Got all of the questions right. But, because I've watched so many of your videos i didn't fall for the tricks.
Haha well done Smith!
Please do more of this
greaat! thanks
Man, this is wholesome
This is gold
love your videos philip
Thanks so much Fatima
Extremely helpful videos
Glad you think so!
You're Amazing Tutor!
I appreciate that!
Awesome tricks
Amazing
Thanks
Man he makes me feel I'm not ready. But so helpful
Glad it helped at least
great tricks
Good stuff..... always be a skeptical bloke while answering these buggers.
Yes!
thank you :)
This is nice
Big Fan of yours.
You are one of best GRE tutors out there.
Still waiting for the second parabola video 😊😊😊
What do you mean 'one of? :)
@@TheTestedTutor
okay okay!
The best 😁😁😁
He got u dude lol
Thanks a lot .
Most welcome!
Awesome!
I got 'em all right but without knowing the trick 😱 juz felt like it lmao🤣 thanks for the explanation 💕
This was great! You should do more. #subscribed
Thanks so much for the comment and sub Melat! I will
Amazing tricks....
Thank you so much Karan 😀
please make a follow up tricks video.......u r literally saving future of lots of aspirants
Will do
thanks sir.....
Most welcome
I am so thankful for your videos! So soo helpful & useful!
Thanks Neel
nice!!
Kudoos..
Plz..go on with more questions..
Really awsme..
I got all three.
Omg !!
Can you make more videos please 😭
Will do Muskan :)
The second one got me
just helping the algo and thank you
i got the first two
Great idea for a video! The third one tricked me! Not going to on the test!
Hope it went well!
These are awesome thank you! When you refer to answer 'D' though, what exactly is that?
It's a GMAT answer meaning both options are alone sufficient
The second one got me😂
Got All of these right!! Thank You so much, please make some more videos like this, it's very useful..
Wow good job Smiti!! I will
Hi, thank you for your great website. I have to take the GRE test in two months to apply for grad school, what would you suggest to do for being completely prepared? Is two months enough time to get ready?
2 months should be enough with intense study. A good start would be to watch every gre video of mine and then follow every revision tip in them...hope that helps Melika!
Last minute saviour tricks🙂
The second one got me lol
Philip, sit your tricks are really wonderful.. God bless you🌹🌹
Thanks so much
Hi Philip. Any tip how do I avoid making silly mistakes in math section in GRE? I end up getting 3 questions wrong every time only because of some silly mistake-either I didn't read the question properly or did some calculation mistakes. I loved watching all your videos. Thanks in advance!
Try reading the questions more slowly
@@TheTestedTutor Thanks Philip.
@@TheTestedTutor You only have around 1.5 minutes for each question. I try to read the question slowly but it takes around 2 or 1.9 minutes if I do this. How do you manage time?
Thanks for such a great video!!
One doubt - if something is not mentioned specifically doesn't it mean the answer should be indecisive?because it can be anything distinct or same , positive or negative??
Usually yes
I watched almost all of your quant videos. I was almost completely familiar with all the traps and tricks in the GRE. On the test day, I freaked out a bit in the starting and lost focus and scored only a mere 157. What advice can you give me before I retake the test in 20 days?
'mere' 157 lol, still a great score! Taking a little walk on the breaks helped me a lot.
@@TheTestedTutor I mean I have a low GPA, so gotta compensate for it with a better GRE score. Anyways, thanks for the advice and keep these free videos coming. Appreciate it.
Along with commentary you can include solving on the screen. Just a suggestion
u great
The last one didn't mention negative integers either, so the ans can still be "quantity a is larger" right?
For the first question, when the question says X and Y are integers between 0 and 5, does it include the integers 0 and 5?
I have the same doubt about several other questions. Sometimes the question mentions that it is inclusive, sometimes it doesn't. When it doesn't mention it just like Question 1 in this video, what are we meant to assume? (In the video, I believe you said we could pick the number as 5 even though it doesn't mention inclusive)
Normally it would be written as 0 < x < 5 like that. I didn't need to pick 5, any 2 numbers in that set would have made the same point.
The Tested Tutor Thank you for the prompt response. I understand in terms of that particular question. However, my doubt still remains as to whether the word between means that the extreme values are inclusive or not? What if the question does not mention ‘inclusive’?
@@harshlakhani4171 between would mean not including extremes normally...
Awesome
Philip one request take us to standard deviations ,solve some spooky questions..bcs test day getting closer..and closer..
Have you seen my vid on that topic?
Yeah I gone through every possible videos in your channel and its fantastic .AWA any idea abt tat in future,just looking for clear view on it