Wizako's GMAT Focus Pro Online Course - Snapshot
- Quant, Verbal & DI
- By GMAT Q51 & 780 Tutors
- Engaging Videos (800+)
- 2000+ Practice Questions
- Check Point Quizzes
- Chapter/Topic Tests
- Slidepacks to Recap
- Online Doubt Clearing
- 4-month Access
- Web & Android App
- Web & App sync
- Affordably priced
2 Incredible GMAT Online Courses
GMAT Focus Pro & GMAT Quant Core
Looking for a One-Stop Online GMAT Preparation? GMAT Pro is the way!
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GMAT Focus Pro
- All Quant + Verbal + DI Topics
- 215 Full Lectures
- 39 Quizzes
- 109 Topic Tests
- 3 Full Length Quant Tests
- 2 Full Length GMAT Mock Tests
- Web & Android Access
- 4-month Validity
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- 17 Math Topics
- 112 Full Lectures
- 39 Quizzes
- 76 Topic Tests
- 3 Full Length Quant Tests
- Web & Android Access
- 4-month Validity
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What is included in GMAT Focus Pro?
Full-Length Diagnostic Test
The first step is a GMAT diagnostic test. If you know where you stand, you can chart a study plan to your target score. Use the analytics to understand your performance. Together, let us customize your GMAT study plan.
Quant | Basics to Q85+
The GMAT Quant Online Course starts from absolute basics. Nothing is taken for granted. Reuniting with math after a 5-year break? This is the place. From bite-sized engaging videos to GMAT level section tests, we have it covered.
Verbal | Non-Native Focus
The Verbal Lessons are meticulously designed and expertly taught by a GMAT 780 tutor. Videos include effective reading methods to mine precise information in RC and CR and strategies to avoid traps and pitfalls when answering questions.
Data Insights | IR & DS
Detailed videos to learn different data types and understand the nuances of the 5 different question types of GMAT DI. Numerous examples for rigorous practice and calibrated tests to gain confidence in this challenging section of the GMAT Focus Edition.
Battery of Tests
The GMAT Online Course has timed tests in all 3 sections of varying levels of difficulties. Advanced analytics help you determine where you need just a wee bit more practice and where you need to go back to basics. Detailed explanatory answer for all questions.
Online Doubt Clearing
The interactive discussion board tied to each individual lesson, video, quiz or test allows to pin your doubts to a specific part of the course. Our expert tutors clear doubts. What's more? Learn from a repository of past doubts.
Reasons to Choose
Why Wizako's Online GMAT Course?
Success on the GMAT demands unwavering commitment. Choosing the right online course is pivotal. A wrong decision could derail your dreams. Evaluate meticulously, for your time is the ultimate investment. Sign up for a free trial to make an informed decision.
Learn from GMAT Q51 & GMAT 780 Tutors
Who teaches matters. More so when you learn remote. How a concept is explained not only saves you time but also helps you remember and apply those concepts effectively. The entire self-paced GMAT Online Course is designed and the engaging videos are delivered by K S Baskar (Q51 in the GMAT - 97th percentile in quant) and Swetha Rajagopal (780 in the GMAT - 99th percentile). Mr. Baskar has 20+ years and Ms Rajagopal has 15+ years of experience teaching for the GMAT.
Pedagogy - The Core of it all
It is not a random selction of GMAT questions with video explanations. Each question fits a specific link in a chain that is required to gain mastery of a topic. In the lessons of our GMAT preparation online course, we would have seeded a thought in question 3 and another in question 7 - both of which are essential to round up question 11. Try the free topic in the quant section - Statistics & Averages on either of the GMAT Pro or GMAT Core online courses to know firsthand what we mean by that.
The Course Structure - Builds Learning Rhythm
Topics are broken into digestible modules (Standard Deviation in the Statistics course is a module. Assumptions questions in CR is a module). Each module starts with one to three lesson videos to seed relevant concepts. These are followed by 7 to 10 examples with video / slide pack solutions to consolidate the theory covered in the first few videos. Modules in the GMAT online courses end with checkpoint quizzes to help you take stock of your learning. In addition to these quizzes, the online GMAT courses include a battery of topic tests.
Fully Charged to Help You Make the Cut
Why is it so important to ace the GMAT? The numbers speak. A score of 655 vs 715 in the GMAT Focus Edition - the difference between Kelley and Wharton. Also a $100,000 difference in cost because of tuition waiver. It's no surprise that you should ace the GMAT. Wizako's online course dots the i's and crosses the t's. Though it starts from basics in every topic, Wizako's GMAT prep online coaching includes all the hard-to-crack nuts to help you make the transition from the meddling 70th percentile to 90th percentile in all 3 sections.
Who Teaches in the GMAT Online Course?
K S Baskar
Q51 | PGDM IIM CalcuttaK S Baskar is a mechanical engineer from the College of Engineering, Guindy, Chennai. A graduate of IIM Calcutta, he has a passion for teaching. Since 1996, he has been teaching for exams such as the GMAT, CAT, and the GRE. His enthusiasm for teaching quant is evident as he delves into the world of numbers and equations, constantly seeking out optimal approaches to problem-solving.
Swetha Rajagopal
GMAT 780 | MBA USC MarshallSwetha did her MBA from the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California, graduating with honors on the Dean's list. She has scored an impressive 780 in the GMAT. As a Wizako student, you get to benefit from her ability to demystify even the most intricate concepts, becoming empowered and ready to conquer any challenge that comes your way.
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GMAT Online Course Syllabus
Detailed listing of all topics covered in the GMAT Focus Pro Online Course
- Statistics (Free)
- Averages
Median, Range, Mode
Standard Deviation - Percents Ratios
- Percentage
Profit, Loss, Discounts
Ratio Proportion
Mixtures
Simple & Compound Interest
Rates - Speed Distance Time
Rates - Pipes Cistern, Work Time - Algebra
- Linear Equations
Geometric Interpretation of Linear Equations
Quadratic Equations
Inequalities
Functions - Numbers
- Number Systems
Factors, Multiples, HCF, and LCM
Number of - , sum of - , product of factors
Remainders, division algorithm
Counting Methods - Permutation Combination
Probability
Sequences & Series - AP and GP - GMAT Quant Tests
- Essential Practice
Basic Level Tests - Topic Wise
GMAT Level Tests - Topic Wise
GMAT Quant Full Length Section Tests
- Critical Reasoning
- GMAT Critical Reasoning Fundamentals
CR Assumption Questions
Weaken & Strengthen Questions
Evaluate the Argument Questions
Paradox Questions
Conclusion & Inference Questions
Identify Reasoning
GMAT CR Boldface Questions - Reading Comprehension
- Getting Started with GMAT RC
Learning Reading Techniques
Answering 'General' Questions
Answering 'Specific' Questions - GMAT Verbal Tests
- GMAT Critical Reasoning Tests
GMAT Reading Comprehension Tests
- Data Insights
- Data Insights - Understanding Data
Two-Part Analysis - Lessons & Practice
Multi-Source Reasoning - Lessons & Practice
Graphical Interpretation - Lessons & Practice
Table Analysis - Lessons & Practice
Data Sufficiency - Lessons & Practice - GMAT DI Tests
- Data Sufficiency Tests
Integrated Reasoning Tests
Wizako GMAT Online Course Reviews
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Wizako Core course is specifically for students who know that their GMAT Verbal and GMAT Di are in place and the need for GMAT Online Preparation is only for GMAT Quant. We start from the basics of every topic and cover the entire GMAT Quant syllabus.
The Wizako Pro course includes everything in the GMAT Focus Quant Core course and also has the GMAT Verbal and GMAT Data Insights covered. It is the complete self-pace GMAT Online Preparation from Wizako.
"Start with either the quant or the verbal section and then move to the other" can be answered in 3 parts. Also, start your GMAT Data Insights preparation only after having gained basic grounding in topics such as percents, ratios, averages, statistics in quant and critical reasoning in verbal.
i. Bag One Section of the GMAT Exam First
It is so much easier to gain ground when you focus all your time and energy at the start of your GMAT prep toward either the quant or the verbal section and bag one section before moving to the next. You will be able to correlate and make sense of seemingly disparate concepts with the level of focus that is essential to solve tougher questions. What is more, doing justice to both the quant and the verbal sections simultaneously can be an overload especially if you are working or are pursuing a full time degree while going through your GMAT prep.
ii. Pick the Low Hanging Fruit
Start with the section that is your area of strength. Especially, when you opt for self-paced Online GMAT Preparation, it is extremely important to see significant progress in your GMAT Preparation to stay motivated through the entire process. Many test takers, especially non-native English speakers, find starting with the quant section a wiser option.
iii. Remove the Barrier to Start your GMAT Prep
If you do not get financial assistance, the average investment required for MBA education in a good B school in the USA or Europe could be a 6-digit figure in dollar terms. Expenses toward Business School application process could be a 6-digit figure in INR terms. The fees for the GMAT exam and that for classroom GMAT Coaching could touch INR 100,000. And that is a deterrent when deciding whether to embark on the MBA journey.
Wizako's Online GMAT Prep for GMAT Quant helps remove the barrier to start. At INR 4000, you get to start your GMAT preparation. Complete 40% of your GMAT preparation and then make further commitment with conviction. You can easily upgrade from our Core to Pro version and gain access to the verbal and DI lessons and practice.
If you are a Wizako Quant Core or a Pro student, post your doubt(s) in the discussions board, which you can access from every question, slide, and video. One of our tutors will respond to you asap.
If you are a student of the GMAT Live Online Course, you get to ask the tutor your questions even as they are teaching and get your doubts clarified.
If you have a doubt in a specific question or a concept, please post your query in the discussion board in the online learning portal.
For all other aspects of the course or your GMAT preparation, all you have to do is drop a mail to learn@wizako.com and we will get back to you at the earliest.
Any mobile (Android or iOS) or desktop/laptop (Windows OS or Mac OS. Does NOT work on Linux OS) with an Internet connection on which you can watch YouTube videos will also support our platform and all its features.
Here are a few points to note
- The GMAT Online Course can be accessed only using the latest version Google Chrome browser on Windows systems
- The GMAT Online Course can be accessed only using the latest version Safari browser on Mac OS systems
- You may also access the online course on our Android App on ONE mobile device. The device should not be a rooted phone. You can download the Android app from Google Play Store by clicking here.
The difference between a good GMAT Preparation schedule and a poor one boils down to time management. We want 20 hours of your time every week dedicated toward GMAT, for a period of 3 to 4 months. With the comfort of preparing online, you can spend small nuggets of your day on your phone/laptop, coupled with focused preparation during weekday nights & weekends. To know more on how you should start, check out this video.
The GMAT Quant comprises Arithmetic and Elementary Algebra. The GMAT Verbal comprises Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning. The weightage for the different subsections are more or less the same. However, the amount of theory in each subsection, and as an extension, the amount of time you will spend on it will vary.
Important chapters in the GMAT Quant Section include
- Number Properties
- Statistics and Average
- Inequalities
- Linear and Quadratic Equations
Important question types within Critical Reasoning in the GMAT Verbal Section include
- Strengthen an argument
- Weaken an argument
- Assumption
- Evaluate the reasoning
Prepare for Data Insights after completing some of the preparation for quant and verbal, especially arithmetic and statistics in quant and inference questions in reading comprehension. The important data Literacy skills to build will include interpreting data presented in
- Typical graphs such as line diagrams, bar diagrams, and pie charts
- Some atypical diagrams such as a flow chart, or decision tree
- Understanding tabular information
- Relating text and graphs together to understand the big picture
There isn't a one-size-fits-all preparation plan for the GMAT exam. Having said that, preparing online for your GMAT has significant advantages.
Within Online Preparation for the GMAT, you have two options. One is to subscribe to a self-paced recorded course. You have complete freedom over your preparation - anytime, anywhere, and at your pace. Ideally suited for someone who is structured and motivated.
If you believe you are unsure to go it alone and will appreciated a guided tour, a GMAT Live Online Course will suit your learning needs the best. Apart from this, you can also go in for 1-on-1 tutoring (will cost 2x to 4x of what a group learning program will cost).
If you ask us, the best way to start is to sign up as a trial user at Wizako. The only commitment you make is to yourself to complete the free content. If it meets your learning needs, unlock content behind paywall by paying the requisite fees. Start your GMAT journey today by clicking here.
Preparing for the GMAT is much like preparing for an 800m running race. You will prepare for such a race different from the way you will prepare for a 100m dash or a marathon.
Relating the GMAT prep to that analogy, a typical GMAT study plan to score upward of 705 in the GMAT Focus exam will span 300 to 350 hours of focused preparation spread over a 3 to 4 month window.
Irrespective of the time window, break your GMAT prep into 5 phases. Your GMAT preparation starts with taking a diagnostic test to assess where you stand. Step 2 is to finding your GMAT preparation mode and test prep partner. Based on your diagnostic and your estimate of your relative strength in the 3 sections, find the mix of scores in individual section that will get past the post. Phase 4 is when the actual preparation starts. We recommend starting with one section at a time. In the last phase, take mock exams, analyze, use the feedback from each mock test to fine tune your preparation.
At the risk of stating the obvious, it is not how many mock tests you take, but how well you analyze and use the feedback mechanism that will result in score improvement in the GMAT.
Focus your test analysis on 3 factors: Accuracy, Time taken, and Ironing out rough edges. But if you want to read about this a little more in depth, you can do so here.
A reassuring fact: If you have done justice to your GMAT preparation, you will be able to complete all questions in each of the sections of the GMAT exam with at least a couple of minutes to spare.
Having said that, even the stalwarts of GMAT know that they may not be able to answer all questions in the GMAT. Knowing what questions usually trip you and not trying to solve a question that you have no clue about is the key to conserving time, energy, and morale in the exam.
By preparing for one conceptual topic at a time - learn from the basics and solve higher difficulty questions in one chapter, ironing out any doubts you have along the way, before you move on to the next one.
By grabbing a notepad and pen whenever you see a video of K S Baskar walking you through quant concepts - take notes in class, and actually attempt the example problems we walk you through. There is a world of difference between sitting passively and watching others solve a quant problem and actually solving it yourself alongside our Wizako tutors.
The best place to start is always the start line! Many test takers who skip learning the basics of GMAT verbal struggle with improving their accuracy or time management beyond a point. Sure, reading is a life skill but reading comprehension does not have to take a lifetime to master.
Analyzing and understanding the foundation for the GMAT, including what question types are usually tested and what the corresponding strategies are, is a great place to start your preparation.
Focus on breaking down the questions to their structural elements and keep an error log to your progress. What's an error log, you ask? You can check out this video
By focusing more on comprehension than on reading. When people prepare for tests such as the GMAT, they tend to focus on reading speed rather than on enhancing their understanding of the information they are reading. And if we are a non-native English speaker, then the second reading speed waltzes into the picture, comprehension flies out the window!
We spend a significant portion of our lessons discussing reading strategies that will specifically help you enhance your comprehension while managing your time well and not reading a mile a minute.
Also check out our wizreads.com blog compiling interesting articles for you to practice your reading on.
Two things to keep in mind - one, focus on improving data literacy skills and not just your quant skills. Questions based on graphs and charts are more about accurate interpretation of the information than about calculating percentages. Two, practice Data Insights after completing the majority of your preparation for quant and verbal sections. The Data Insights section is a confluence of the skills you will develop in quant and verbal and requires both your calculation and inferencing skills in equal measure.
Oh, where do I begin! Figuring out the test-taking strategy that works best for you is like playing a chess game with other versions of yourself. In layman parlance, I mean that you must figure out your own strengths and weaknesses and play them to your advantage.
For example, you might determine that verbal is not your strong suit and that getting it out of the way at the beginning of the test allows you to relax and focus better on quant and data insights. Another test-taker might save verbal for the last because it is not their strong suit either and they would much rather wait to face their biggest demon.
Once you learn your concepts and improve your accuracy through extensive practice, you can flesh out the details of an ideal strategy best suited for you.
The list could be endless. However, we have collated a list of 12 common mistakes that test takers make. If you also make those mistakes, it's time to clean up the act. If you do not make those, being aware of such mistakes will help you avoid those.