Common DS Mistakes
Summary
This content delves into common mistakes made on GMAT data sufficiency questions, offering insights and strategies to avoid these pitfalls.
- Understanding the direction of logic is crucial; avoid using backwards logic to interpret data sufficiency questions.
- Do not assume all numbers are positive integers or integers at all unless explicitly stated.
- Be aware of mathematical exceptions and how they can impact the sufficiency of data provided.
- Analyze each statement independently without carrying information over from one to the other.
- Learning from mistakes is essential for improvement; always seek to understand and correct errors rather than dismissing them.
Chapters
00:00
Understanding Direction of Logic
01:50
Assumptions About Numbers
03:30
Mathematical Exceptions
07:07
Independent Analysis of Statements