Welcome to GMAT BLUEPRINT – a unique course based on three characteristics:

1. Foundational Skills
2. Key concepts
3. Step-by-step approach

Meeting link

Day	Date (7:00 – 9:00 PM IST)	Topic
0		The GMAT Mindset
1	Thu, 7 May 2020	Reading Skills – understanding words + ideas
2	Fri, 8 May 2020	Reading Skill – relating ideas
3	Sat, 9 May 2020	Inference
4	Sun, 10 May 2020	CR – Reasoning structure + The Gap + The CR Process
5	Mon, 11 May 2020	CR – The argument family
6	Tue, 12 May 2020	CR – Non-argument family
7	Wed, 13 May 2020	Break (Office hour – 7-8)
8	Thu, 14 May 2020	RC – RC in action
9	Fri, 15 May 2020	RC – Different types of RC passages
10	Sat, 16 May 2020	SC – Meaning of a sentence
11	Sun, 17 May 2020	SC – Structuring
12	Mon, 18 May 2020	SC – 700 level q’s + SC The way forward
13	Tue, 19 May 2020	Break (Office hour – 7-8)
14	Wed, 20 May 2020	Quant – Reading skills + ‘the layer of logic’
15	Thu, 21 May 2020	Quant – Physical entities, not mathematical variables
16	Fri, 22 May 2020	Quant – Difficult Concepts
17	Sat, 23 May 2020	Data Sufficiency – How to approach a DS question
18	Sun, 24 May 2020	Quant 700-level questions + GMAT – the way forward

Over the next 18 days, I will take you through the approach of how to prepare for, and how to answer each question type on the GMAT.

There will be pre-session and post-session homework assignments that will be uploaded in this course. So do bookmark this page and keep revisiting for updates.

Our live sessions will happen here.

While you can access the sessions using a cell phone also, try to use a laptop to get the most out of the sessions.

The batch size will be very small to enable high levels of interactivity. So, check your mics and webcams beforehand. Be sure you there is no background noise. You’d need an internet connection with at least a 1.5mbps bandwidth.

The sessions might run over by ~10-15 minutes. So, please keep that buffer.

Anish usually signs in around 5 minutes before the start time. Use that opportunity to discuss anything GMAT related.

There will be 2 ‘office-hours’ (mentioned in the timetable). You could use those office hours to discuss any questions related to our sessions, your practice, or anything related to your GMAT prep.