GMAT Inference Questions: Don’t Overreach, Assume, or Misread (Live with Harsha)

Struggling with inference questions on GMAT Critical Reasoning? Join our live interactive session 'GMAT Inference Questions: Don’t Overreach, Assume, or Misread' led by GMAT expert Harshavardhan. In this comprehensive session, you'll understand exactly what inference questions are, how to distinguish them from assumptions or strengthen questions, and how to avoid common GMAT CR pitfalls—such as overreaching beyond the scope, assuming unsupported details, and misreading subtle language shifts.

Learn through real GMAT-style exercises, understand conditional logic patterns, and adopt practical strategies to accurately analyze the stimulus and answer choices. This live session is your ultimate guide to confidently tackling GMAT Verbal, specifically Critical Reasoning inference questions, and boosting your verbal score.

Key Takeaways:
✔️ Clear differentiation between inference and other CR types
✔️ Strategies to avoid scope and language traps
✔️ Structured approach for GMAT inference questions

Tune in and learn the secrets behind mastering inference-type Critical Reasoning questions on your GMAT exam! Perfect for all GMAT aspirants aiming for top Verbal scores."

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Video Chapters:
00:00 Intro
02:14 What is an Inference
07:51 Variations in Inference Question Types
19:51 Don’t Mix Inference with Strengthen
35:00 Question #1 (Inference)
45:41 Takeaway #1
55:09 Takeaway #2
01:00:31 Question #2 (Must Be True)
01:10:30 Takeaway #3
01:11:03 Coincidence; Correlation; Causality
01:13:53 Possibility; Likelihood; Certainty
01:18:47 Question #3 (Inference)
01:42:43 Question #4 (LSAT Question)
01:49:23 Question #5 (Fill in the Blank)
02:02:42 Question #6 (EXCEPT)
02:15:57 Takeaway #4

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