Dive right into the world of numbers, data analysis, and problem-solving with a laser-focused approach! This hands-on course is designed to arm you with powerful strategies and critical-thinking skills necessary to conquer the math section of the GRE with confidence. You'll learn time-saving techniques and how to tackle the wide array of question types, including quantitative comparisons, data interpretation, and standard numeric queries. Building a solid foundation in these core areas, you can approach the test with the tools needed to break down complex problems into manageable bites.

But hey, it's not just about acing the test. The quantitative reasoning skills honed here are invaluable in the real world, too. Whether it's making data-driven decisions in business, analyzing research in graduate school, or simply managing personal finances with more finesse, the benefits of sharp numerical acuity will follow you far beyond test day. This course isn't just about getting a great score; it's about setting you up for success wherever numbers come into play. So bring your A-game and get ready to level up your maths skills!

Kowshik Srivatsan combines his master's level expertise in Computational Sciences in Engineering from TU Braunschweig with a distinguished background in Mechanical Engineering—a discipline where he not only excelled but received the highest honors from Goa College of Engineering. His rigorous academic journey is underpinned by a profound understanding of quantitative reasoning and an analytical mindset that is critical to success in the GRE.

With over three years of experience as an educator at BiG Academy, Kowshik is deeply committed to empowering students with the strategies and confidence to excel in the quantitative section of the GRE. His teaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that each student possesses a unique potential, and his passion for mentoring is reflected in the tailored guidance he offers. Kowshik's dedication to helping students achieve their goal of advanced study in Germany—and beyond—is not just a profession but a personal mission, forged from his own journey of academic achievement and the desire to pay it forward.