📘 GAT Math Course Summary

This course is designed to prepare students for the Quantitative section of the General Aptitude Test (GAT) in Saudi Arabia, focusing on core mathematical skills, logical reasoning, and test-taking strategies.


📘 Core Sections of GAT Math (Qudrat Quantitative)


Section

Topics Covered

Arithmetic
Basic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division), fractions, decimals, percentages
Algebra
Linear equations, inequalities, functions, word problems
Geometry
Shapes, properties, perimeter, area, volume, angles, coordinate geometry
Statistics & Probability
Data interpretation, mean/median/mode, probability rules, charts, and tables
Logical Reasoning
Pattern recognition, number sequences, problem-solving strategies


⏱️ Test Format & Strategy

  • Timed Test: Speed and accuracy are crucial.
  • Adaptive Difficulty: Questions become harder as you answer correctly.
  • Multiple Choice: Typically, 30–40 math questions in the full GAT exam.
  • No Calculator: Mental math and estimation skills are essential.


🎯 Preparation Tips

  • Focus on frequently repeated topics from past exams.
  • Practice with question banks and mock tests.
  • Use visual aids (graphs, diagrams) to reinforce geometry and statistics.
  • Strengthen problem-solving speed with timed drills.


🔹 Course Materials

  • Worksheets: A wide range of structured worksheets provides targeted practice across all major topics. These exercises reinforce learning and help students build confidence through repetition and application.
  • Videos: Engaging and concise video tutorials simplify complex concepts into digestible steps. Each lesson includes visual explanations and guided problem-solving to support different learning styles.
  • Online Exams Simulated GAT-style exams offer students a realistic testing experience. These timed assessments help track progress, improve stamina, and highlight areas needing further review.

🎓 Certificate of Completion

Upon successful completion of the course, students will receive a Certificate of Completion—an official recognition of their effort, mastery, and readiness for the GAT exam.