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Books and preparation for the graduate business school exam, GMAT, can cost an arm and a leg, and may not even prepare you particularly well. With this online course you get lifetime access to these 150 high-quality problems that closely resemble the Critical Reasoning section of the GMAT Verbal. Get ready for to nail the GMAT the right way, in your own time.- Access 151 lectures & 15 hours of content 24/7
- Study w/ 150 Critical Reasoning questions w/ a real GMAT feel
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Loonycorn is comprised of four individuals—Janani Ravi, Vitthal Srinivasan, Swetha Kolalapudi and Navdeep Singh—who have honed their tech expertises at Google and Flipkart. The team believes it has distilled the instruction of complicated tech concepts into funny, practical, engaging courses, and is excited to be sharing its content with eager students. Together, their GMAT scores average over 760, and they hold MBAs from INSEAD, ISB, and IIM-Ahmedabad in India.
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Course Outline
- You, This Course, and Us
- You, This Course and Us (1:55)
- Section 1: Question 1 to 10
- CutFlix and Orinoco (6:04)
- Boom-time saving in Ersulia (6:09)
- Code reviews at Froogle (6:19)
- Lithium in bottled milk (5:46)
- Charles does not want a Tera (5:51)
- Basketball to grow taller (5:42)
- Cattle feed imported in Arcadia (5:49)
- Elephant heights at Bazinga (6:07)
- Diseases of affluence (5:42)
- To bargain or not to bargain (6:41)
- Section 2: Question 2 to 20
- Quality control in pairs at Tera (6:53)
- Highs and lows of multi-tasking (6:30)
- Unemployment rate in Arcadia (6:12)
- Skyhook and Lassiter (5:37)
- Per-capita emissions (6:13)
- Online dating (7:10)
- Different neuron patterns (5:55)
- Low emission zones (5:52)
- Neolocal and ambilocal kinship (5:45)
- Russion voices, Indian accent (5:29)
- Section 3: Question 21 to 30
- Blubber drivers (6:42)
- Chicken feet (5:51)
- Tera quality inspections (6:15)
- Early bird promotions (6:36)
- Sworn affidavit and a visa (5:19)
- The internet and being social (5:46)
- Tech company CEOs (6:18)
- Overflowing prisons in Eurabia (5:45)
- Screening movies in Eurabia (6:08)
- The occult or the scientific (6:32)
- Section 4: Question 31 to 40
- UN peacekeepers (5:58)
- Capital controls and currency black markets (6:51)
- The retailer's old guard (6:16)
- Cross functional rotation (5:29)
- Parliamentary committee interrogation (6:03)
- Windriver and Bitsy (7:09)
- CPAs and computer skills (7:54)
- The one-handed backhand back in vogue (6:02)
- Private golf courses and water consumption (6:37)
- Time flies faster when you're older (5:01)
- Section 5: Question 41 to 50
- Supporting gambling interests in Montevito (6:08)
- Short positions and distress sales (7:14)
- Amnesty for foreign assets (7:08)
- Positive memories and negative information (4:44)
- Domestic violence due to alcohol (6:17)
- Slipcart and its data center (7:20)
- Froogle search rankings (5:45)
- Lower inflation in Circadia (5:51)
- Reduced tax rates to fix the budget deficit (6:53)
- Free bicycles for kids in Bulsa (5:54)
- The sleep-wake cycle and the thermostat (6:29)
- Section 6: Question 51 to 60
- Bangalore restaurants (5:34)
- Average height Carmel and Montevito (5:29)
- Athlete or executive (6:32)
- CPAs should be computer science or math majors (6:42)
- Deteriorating economy in Pomar (6:16)
- Depression makes one rational (6:47)
- Genetically modified cows (6:49)
- Flat hierarchies in tech firms (7:52)
- Gaining weight when dieting (5:21)
- Food aid in Perulia (5:55)
- Section 7: Question 61 to 70
- Demographics of Merlin County (6:44)
- Gang initiation rites (6:08)
- Food allowance for armed forces (5:55)
- Cereal for breakfast (4:55)
- GPAs at Arcady Business School (7:20)
- Acquirer's stock performance (7:01)
- John Kuri for president (5:57)
- Identical aircraft designs (6:03)
- Eurabia in the Olympics (5:41)
- Geepers weekly or monthly? (7:34)
- Section 8: Question 71 to 80
- High GDP growth and financial markets (5:40)
- Containing the Vika virus (6:13)
- Hellfire operating system (6:36)
- The Stroop test (6:05)
- Estimating radioactive elements (6:53)
- Honey and high-fructose corn syrup (6:11)
- Hand-operated looms (6:36)
- Health insurance in Montevito (6:40)
- Inventory-led vs marketplaces (6:00)
- Memory is unreliable (5:47)
- Section 9: Question 81 to 90
- Liberalisation in India (6:04)
- High birth weight and obesity (6:57)
- Pre-tax and post-tax profit (5:52)
- Single-minded concentration for corporate executives (6:08)
- Payday lending (7:26)
- Lithium traces in the nation's water supply (7:00)
- Investigating tax fraud (4:55)
- Leaking secrets on online chat (7:32)
- The flash crash (6:07)
- The unsuccessful retraining program (5:44)
- Section 10: Question 91 to 100
- Popular Christmas carols (5:50)
- Monthly spike sales (5:45)
- Currency trading forecasters (5:58)
- Liquidity risk (6:28)
- Political Polariztion (6:42)
- Multi-tasking results in slower processing (6:33)
- Summer school (5:58)
- Alzheimer's and amyloid deposits (6:10)
- Physically attractive individuals (6:20)
- Personal Care Accounts for parents (6:12)
- Section 11: Question 101 to 110
- To pollute or not to pollute (5:56)
- Insider trading using phone and email (6:39)
- Best friends during adolescence (5:10)
- Nuclear power and the media (6:20)
- Chronic sleep loss is culturally acceptable (6:05)
- Learning new things for survival (7:11)
- Anti-poaching technology (5:25)
- Foreign students and dollar denominated assets (5:47)
- Per-capita emissions (6:13)
- Fuzzy and hard boundaries (5:41)
- Section 12: Question 111 to 120
- College festivals for musicians (6:34)
- The one-handed backhand is a relic (5:57)
- Hollister and mobile phones (5:46)
- Tire-trap (5:03)
- Russian submarine maintenance (6:41)
- Categorizing as cognitive economy (5:11)
- Bloomberg terminals for employees (6:38)
- Textile manufacturerers in Woodwild (6:24)
- Violence in Alfredia (6:22)
- Gibsonian affordances (5:38)
- Section 13: Question 121 to 130
- Revival of Synrysia's cities (6:05)
- Why do pop musicians die young? (5:17)
- Kramarians and luxury goods (6:25)
- Tinkerism (5:56)
- London taxi drivers (6:10)
- Smaller soda servings (6:02)
- Radioactive black velvet (6:38)
- 3D printing technology (7:08)
- Why are spike sales not good for retailers? (6:26)
- Rebellions in feudal times (6:08)
- Section 14: Question 131 to 140
- Black, White and Red colors (6:22)
- Lithium in water supply (6:08)
- No test no homework experiment (6:20)
- Stagnant income rising expenses (7:36)
- Road accidents in Ersulia (5:33)
- Moe's trading strategy (6:29)
- Sericulture (6:29)
- Why are children fussy eaters? (5:28)
- Sediment on the ocean floor (6:08)
- Switch hitters and southpaws (9:19)
- Section 15: Question 141 to 150
- Trading options and hedging using stock (7:35)
- Truth and People party (5:34)
- Interest rates and currency (6:50)
- Lumbar sprains (6:14)
- Kuzushi's burger chain (6:08)
- Low tannin tea (7:16)
- Linksoft and Mojo (6:58)
- Memory retrieval deteriorates causing memory loss (5:37)
- Subsidized kerosene (5:37)
- Spurious DNA matches (6:56)
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