I'm Pooja from India. I just cant Thankyou enough... I am preparing for my GRE and you made it like cream on the cake. It's so much more valuable than those books and even magoosh videos. Please never ever stop making such videos. I'm gonna just recommend you to everyone who is preparing for GRE. Just so blessed that I found you so early. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
You are letteraly creating value, keep going man, appreciate. I'm studing for the gmat, and it wasn't so easy to find your channel, maybe you should consider to make a video about data suffiency. It will give more visibility to your channel in the long run and can help a lot of people who want to take the gmat. Great job !
I forgot to post a comment on stastics video,,... U made my day while liestning to statistics videos. While practicing 5LB on statistics, i failed to solve 30/46 but after liesting to your videos failing percentage drastically reduced.. Thank you so much
Wohoo.. you surely analyze the question very well to give us the tricks.. The denominator is after 'than' part...True genius..Thanks man!! Please keep creating more videos.
I had difficulty in understanding the data in DI question but watching this video not only helped me in solving them but also helped me finding shortcuts and tips and tricks to solve DI questions easily and quickly. You ain't human that is for sure. Thank you for your amazing videos
Philip, Your knowledge always makes me comment on your videos! I'll say this again and i'm not tired of saying this but, i'm really blessed to have you as my tutor! God bless you :)
You really shared a precious method Philip. My exam is within 10 days and just recently, I have found that I am having problems with more/less than type of questions. And as always, you became my escort. Thank you very much.
Just love him! I don’t remember any of this stuff🤦🏾♀️, but he makes you feel like you can definitely do well, if you study, stay focused, and don’t let the data intimidate you!🥰🥰🥰🥰🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾😍☝️☝️
Thank you so much for your helpful tutorials! I cannot tell you how much I appreciate your insight into the quantitive sections of the GRE! I have studied with a variety of materials and even taken a GRE class, but by FAR your videos have increased my knowledge base exponentially. The way you break down the questions and simplify them - take the frustration(s) out of the question(s) and make them doable! Again, thank you!!
Thank you so much for sharing this video.. have my GRE exam tomorrow.. very nervous and scared at this point of time. Watching a lot of your videos for revision ❤
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Thanks Philip for making this video on demand and in time! The point about the denominator being the term after than, that was precious! Can't thank u enough. It was a great video yet again! 👌👌
Awesome! I have learned so many valuable tricks...so far. I have gone THROUGH most of these topics. My understanding on many of the topics solidified watching Your methods. Most effective revision and shortcuts they are for me. Really. I am so grateful to you for all those methods, the pep talks (!). That calm and composed way of dealing the problems exudes and induces confidence. You are a GREAT TEACHER, Philip.
Man I'm gonna take gre in 3 days. I will come back to this channel and leave a comment how valuable your content is. I have become so confident after your viceos. Thank you so much
@@cardiyansane1414 I got a total score of 309 with quant 159 and verbal 150 and AWA 4.5(happy with Awa score). Although it is a moderate score it is good enough for me to meet my university criteria.
@@TheTestedTutor Gonna give the GRE in a couple of days and irrespective of whether I get my target score or not I will be recommending your channel to any GRE aspirant that I come across, your tutorials are simply amazing.
Hey I followed your videos for a while and being a non maths student I scored 311/340 ! I think I could have done better than this ! But still I am satisfied !
I'd like to point out that the title of the graph gives you important clues about the relationship of the data, and you can derive the equation from there. For the graph on the left side at 15:13 notice it is [(Gasoline tax revenue)/(total retail sales)]=[70/100] for Germany (70 per cento.) Finding the value of gasoline tax revenue from graph on the left, we just have to plug in and substitute. Great video!
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Thank you!!! Your videos have been so helpful!!! It will be nice to see you show the work on the screen as you explain, it will be easier to follow!! Also, for data interpretation is one question connected to another question, like answering 1 question helps with another one or they are separate? Continue making this videos thank you!!!
in the last question we need to multiply 35 with 0.7 and not divide. that results in 24.5 which is approx 20 billion which is the right answer and 50 billion.
Love your videos. Been going through them one by one. One question I had was why you do not just convert percentage greater and less than into an equation? For example, during the video one of the problems seems to convert to .204 = (1-x)*.286, by dividing these percentages, you can much quicker find .2867 as x than doing (A-B)/B x 100 formula. This formula seems slower than the method above. Is there a reason you prefer to use the (A-B/B formula? Does my method fail in some cases?
Hi Philip once again amazing video but I have a question on the percent change concept. In the denominator can we take the smallest value when we want to find percent increase and the largest value in the denominator when we want to find percent decrease.
how much time roughly should one spend on these type of questions? I find that its difficult to even understand sometimes what they are asking, consequently, i end up spending a lot of time reading and re reading the information. it helped a bit with the tip of recognizing the word "than " as the denominator....any other tips like that?, thanks
read the question 2-3 times if u have time i am very good at other topics but i get most of these questions wrong i am confused what was asked , so i tip my self with reading question 2-3 times
I have a question, For the last question can we just do 100-70.7 = 29.3 then 29.3%*170 = 49.81 which we round off to 50 thus answer "E" pls correct me if i am wrong.
Hi In question 19 I took the 70.7 Gasolina tax revenue from the first table at first shot since the heading matched and later realised we have to look at table 2. How to avoid this?
Practice tests help with staying calm and steady for DI questions. I can understand your mistake but being slower and more methodical helps with checking the right chart. :)
Hello Sir,I didn't get in the question 3 after removing the median why did you count 5 countries which are less in percentage and how was 67.6 your answer? Please revert sir,these videos are very helpful
The median of 9 objects is the fifth object. You can count 5th from highest to lowest or from lowest to highest, you get same result. If you do that for the percentages the 5th one is always 67.6%, Italy.
I think he meant to rearrange them to be from the smallest to the largest or the other way around like: 76.8%, 72.7%, 70.7%, 70.0%...24.1%. Then count the fifth one.
Sir I have one question no 19. Question in this question numerical values given in the percentage so we can find this value direct in the percentage like 28.6- 20.4=8.2 why we can multiply 100 ???
20.4% may seem to be 8.2% less than 28.6% but whenever they ask for percent more than/less than they mean the proportions, not just the numerical percentages. 20 is way more than 8% less than 28%.
im sorry this is a dumb question but what is: gasoline tax revenue as a percent total retail gasoline sales? i think a lot of my problems in solving these types of questions is having a hard time understanding what the chart is signifying..
Please don’t ever leave us
The denominator is the value after the word than. Very valuable concept. I didn't know this before. Thank you Philip.
Thanks Hassan!
“Than” thing …. Gold!
No less than a gamechanger for me, honestly. Phillip, you are up there with the best.
You're teaching what schools don't. Same concepts but better methods. Big hug to you mate🤗
Thanks! 😃
my concentration when watching your videos shocks me!!! thank you for this!
Thank you for your detailed explainations. I was really freaking out about data analysis before watching this video.
Today I have watched your data videos and OMGEE OMGEEE I need more lol
I'm Pooja from India. I just cant Thankyou enough... I am preparing for my GRE and you made it like cream on the cake. It's so much more valuable than those books and even magoosh videos. Please never ever stop making such videos. I'm gonna just recommend you to everyone who is preparing for GRE. Just so blessed that I found you so early. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Wow thank you so much for your kind words Pooja
Agreed same here
You are letteraly creating value, keep going man, appreciate. I'm studing for the gmat, and it wasn't so easy to find your channel, maybe you should consider to make a video about data suffiency. It will give more visibility to your channel in the long run and can help a lot of people who want to take the gmat. Great job !
Great idea Stefano. Thank you. Spread the word!
I forgot to post a comment on stastics video,,... U made my day while liestning to statistics videos. While practicing 5LB on statistics, i failed to solve 30/46 but after liesting to your videos failing percentage drastically reduced.. Thank you so much
That is awesome Vamsi!
Wohoo.. you surely analyze the question very well to give us the tricks.. The denominator is after 'than' part...True genius..Thanks man!! Please keep creating more videos.
Thanks a ton
I had difficulty in understanding the data in DI question but watching this video not only helped me in solving them but also helped me finding shortcuts and tips and tricks to solve DI questions easily and quickly. You ain't human that is for sure. Thank you for your amazing videos
Thanks Pratik!
Philip, Your knowledge always makes me comment on your videos! I'll say this again and i'm not tired of saying this but, i'm really blessed to have you as my tutor! God bless you :)
You really shared a precious method Philip. My exam is within 10 days and just recently, I have found that I am having problems with more/less than type of questions. And as always, you became my escort. Thank you very much.
Hope it went well Arif
@@TheTestedTutor Philip, is this the same Arif that gave sweets to you and disturbed the ratio ?? 😂
Just love him! I don’t remember any of this stuff🤦🏾♀️, but he makes you feel like you can definitely do well, if you study, stay focused, and don’t let the data intimidate you!🥰🥰🥰🥰🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾😍☝️☝️
You're literally doing an angels work sir...thank you so much
Thank you so much for your helpful tutorials! I cannot tell you how much I appreciate your insight into the quantitive sections of the GRE! I have studied with a variety of materials and even taken a GRE class, but by FAR your videos have increased my knowledge base exponentially. The way you break down the questions and simplify them - take the frustration(s) out of the question(s) and make them doable! Again, thank you!!
Thanks for commenting Caroline, appreciate the kind words
Thank you so much for sharing this video.. have my GRE exam tomorrow.. very nervous and scared at this point of time. Watching a lot of your videos for revision ❤
Nice!Good luck Pradnya
Many Congratulations On Reaching 50k Subscribers!🎉🎉
I hope by the time I earn My GRE Score You get to Millions of Subscribers! 💯💯
Your Dedication and Handwork for the student Will Not go Unrewarded 😇😇
Thanks Philip for making this video on demand and in time! The point about the denominator being the term after than, that was precious! Can't thank u enough. It was a great video yet again! 👌👌
Glad it helped! Comes up all the time...
Awesome! I have learned so many valuable tricks...so far. I have gone THROUGH most of these topics. My understanding on many of the topics solidified watching Your methods. Most effective revision and shortcuts they are for me. Really. I am so grateful to you for all those methods, the pep talks (!). That calm and composed way of dealing the problems exudes and induces confidence.
You are a GREAT TEACHER, Philip.
Man I'm gonna take gre in 3 days. I will come back to this channel and leave a comment how valuable your content is. I have become so confident after your viceos. Thank you so much
so,,how did it go ? good i hope
@@cardiyansane1414 I got a total score of 309 with quant 159 and verbal 150 and AWA 4.5(happy with Awa score). Although it is a moderate score it is good enough for me to meet my university criteria.
@@reddaboinavivek7494 not bad ,congratulations ! So long as your in right ! Good luck in university!!
@@cardiyansane1414 thank you
wooww.. finally , the denominator confusion for percentage question got simplified.. Thank you so much... you are super awesome
Thanks Ruchi
I have my test tomorrow. Thank you for the valuable lessons, Philip!
Update: scored 163V and 162Q.
Thankyou philip loved this
Thank you! I was really confused about the denominator thing
You are amazing and explain things very precisely. Well done. g
ood job.
Hey man, I have watched many videos and your videos are unique. Do post videos frequently. Hoping to learn lot from you. Thanks in advance
I will try. Not many views but still worth it I think.
@@TheTestedTutor Gonna give the GRE in a couple of days and irrespective of whether I get my target score or not I will be recommending your channel to any GRE aspirant that I come across, your tutorials are simply amazing.
Highly informative , Thankyou very much 🙏
'than' concept is super fantastic. thanks
Thanks Jawad
Hey I followed your videos for a while and being a non maths student I scored 311/340 ! I think I could have done better than this ! But still I am satisfied !
Please try to explain on whiteboard as well.. like the last question
I'd like to point out that the title of the graph gives you important clues about the relationship of the data, and you can derive the equation from there. For the graph on the left side at 15:13 notice it is [(Gasoline tax revenue)/(total retail sales)]=[70/100] for Germany (70 per cento.) Finding the value of gasoline tax revenue from graph on the left, we just have to plug in and substitute. Great video!
Could you please elaborate your explanation as l'm confused how does 50per. come out?
@@janhavimaurya5213 $170billion(TotalTax) × 20.4%(GasTax) = $34.7 billion(GaxTax) ÷ 70.7%(TotalSales) = $49 billion approx 50.
thank you sooo much sir .... yes i am a true fan filled with gratitude towards you .
Very helpful re percentage Qs.
Thank you so so much for these videos. I am very grateful for all your tips and tricks. I find your videos very helpful! Please keep up the good work.
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YOU ARE AN ANGEL SENT FROM HEAVEN. I AM NOT EVEN RELIGIOUS NOR DO I BELIEVE IN GOD, BUT WHEN I DIE I AM GOING TO THANK GOD OR WHOEVER IT IS FOR CREATING YOU AND BESTOWING YOUR GRACE ONTO US
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Excellent. Thank you for sharing your valuable knowledge.
Thank you!!! Your videos have been so helpful!!! It will be nice to see you show the work on the screen as you explain, it will be easier to follow!! Also, for data interpretation is one question connected to another question, like answering 1 question helps with another one or they are separate?
Continue making this videos thank you!!!
thanks for this. I got a 153 on my quant and what killed my score was that I got all the data interpretation wrong. will retake soon
You are an amazing tutor! Thank you so much. I look forward to practicing a lot and reporting a very high Quant score.
I didn't know that the value of after the word than is a denominator. This video is very helpful so thanks a lot
You are welcome!
in the last question we need to multiply 35 with 0.7 and not divide. that results in 24.5 which is approx 20 billion which is the right answer and 50 billion.
Amazing explanations thank you!
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Great work! Your videos are so helpful!
It was very helpful. Thank you for making the tough questions seem so easy!
So helpful! Thank you Phillip!
You are a great tutor,.
Thank you 😊
Philip you are amazing
Wow thanks Jo!
u should make your own website course!
Thanks for the video. It's solid.
really really insightful...thanks you Sirrrr
i hope they include you in RUclips Rewind.
If I am shared enough!
Love your videos. Been going through them one by one. One question I had was why you do not just convert percentage greater and less than into an equation? For example, during the video one of the problems seems to convert to .204 = (1-x)*.286, by dividing these percentages, you can much quicker find .2867 as x than doing (A-B)/B x 100 formula. This formula seems slower than the method above. Is there a reason you prefer to use the (A-B/B formula? Does my method fail in some cases?
Yes I mentioned your method in my percentages video. Some people find it more confusing but your way works well too, I use it too.
Great videos ❤
Hi Philip once again amazing video but I have a question on the percent change concept. In the denominator can we take the smallest value when we want to find percent increase and the largest value in the denominator when we want to find percent decrease.
No, we must follow the formula, not based on size...
20 th question....you can also derive the ans from ((170-(70.7% of 170))...which would give you 50bn as the answer
Great info!
how much time roughly should one spend on these type of questions? I find that its difficult to even understand sometimes what they are asking, consequently, i end up spending a lot of time reading and re reading the information. it helped a bit with the tip of recognizing the word "than " as the denominator....any other tips like that?, thanks
I struggle so much with this aspect of GRE, please how did you even get the number of students in the first snd second example?
read the question 2-3 times if u have time
i am very good at other topics but i get most of these questions wrong
i am confused what was asked , so i tip my self with reading question 2-3 times
Thank you Again!!
Thank u sir. ❤️
I got only one wrong except all right. I'm really happy 😀😀
Well done!
I have a question, For the last question can we just do 100-70.7 = 29.3 then 29.3%*170 = 49.81 which we round off to 50 thus answer "E" pls correct me if i am wrong.
Hi, why can't we use chart A here to input the number A in the formula? Please let me know? Thank you Philip.
Thank you so much
Can anyone solve the last calculation for me please...how come 35÷0.7 ...?
Thank you so much!
You're welcome Stan!
Excellent!
Pls I’m searching for your video on counting problems !! Pls where can I find it please
Did one very recently!
Hi In question 19 I took the 70.7 Gasolina tax revenue from the first table at first shot since the heading matched and later realised we have to look at table 2. How to avoid this?
Practice tests help with staying calm and steady for DI questions. I can understand your mistake but being slower and more methodical helps with checking the right chart. :)
Hello Sir,I didn't get in the question 3 after removing the median why did you count 5 countries which are less in percentage and how was 67.6 your answer?
Please revert sir,these videos are very helpful
The median of 9 objects is the fifth object. You can count 5th from highest to lowest or from lowest to highest, you get same result. If you do that for the percentages the 5th one is always 67.6%, Italy.
I think he meant to rearrange them to be from the smallest to the largest or the other way around like: 76.8%, 72.7%, 70.7%, 70.0%...24.1%. Then count the fifth one.
please write on the screen what you are saying.
and thank you so much for the video;
Thanks Tamanna, do you like the newer style commentary videos I do?
Thank you thank you
Welcome!
Hey ! I didn't catch that median problem. How is it 9+1/2? Could you please elaborate?
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You’re welcome 😊
Superb
Do you need to rank order the % values of the countries first before finding the median?
in question 19, where did B being 11 come from? where is 11 coming from?
Thank you!
Could you upload more videos on gmat??
Which topics?
I didn't understand the solution to the last question. You could have just shown us and write it down on the screen b
Does the negative not matter in the 2nd to last example?
Just tells us its a decrease
Sir I have one question no 19. Question in this question numerical values given in the percentage so we can find this value direct in the percentage like 28.6- 20.4=8.2 why we can multiply 100 ???
20.4% may seem to be 8.2% less than 28.6% but whenever they ask for percent more than/less than they mean the proportions, not just the numerical percentages. 20 is way more than 8% less than 28%.
The Tested Tutor okey sir
im sorry this is a dumb question but what is: gasoline tax revenue as a percent total retail gasoline sales? i think a lot of my problems in solving these types of questions is having a hard time understanding what the chart is signifying..
Hi! Can someone explain why adding 1 and dividing by 2 helps us to find the median term? Thanks!
Every time i do di i think i got all crct then 5/6 goes wrong idono y it keeps on happening
I dono y too, don give up dogh
@@TheTestedTutor sure i wont 🙂and thanks for the videos these really helps to correct my mistakes
Genius!
Thanks
Any useful books?
Last question was kinda tricky!! 😓
In que 17 how come the answer to be 43 as the population were in five?
if I recall % is new-old/old...
that looks opposite to a-b/b....or is this same formula...pls clarify....
same formula, just different words
Is it quantity after than is old ....is it....do reply...that fits with a-b/b
@@leesooper yes quantity after than is old
You just have to learn something new in all your videos
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Funny for how in the percentage questions, the % of people who got the question correct is approximately the same as the actual answer!
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Wow
My problem in DI questions is in wording...