Some Notes for My GMAT Students

• Logical Reasoning for the Verbal section of the exam
  • Logical formalisms
  • Assumptions
  • Some Xs are Ys
  • Logical fallacies
• Some Practice Questions on Critical Reasoning
• Some Practice Questions on Sentence Correction
• A Summary of the Structure of the GMAT exam
• Hints on solving Sentence Correction questions

Sample papers that I have written (these only work properly with Internet Explorer - sorry!). The papers exist in two forms: Click on the icon for the basic version of each test, where you can move backwards and forwards freely between the questions, and the icon for a version of the test which is slightly closer to the real GMAT format.

	Verbal Section	Quantitative Section
Paper 1
Paper 2
Paper 3
Paper 4

And here are some links to online GMAT-style papers produced by various organisations. These links were valid on 10th May 2002, but I haven't checked them since:

• www.gmat.org/gmat/preparation/mini-gmat/
• www.princetonreview.com
• www.gmatclub.com - A free GMAT community (well worth a visit!)
• Syvum - This is a site that is packed with useful material and exercises.

The best place to go for official information about the GMAT is the home page for the organisation that runs it: www.gmac.org

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