GMAT Paradox Questions: When the Evidence Seems to Conflict (Live with Harsha)

Paradox questions in GMAT Critical Reasoning test your ability to make sense of situations that appear logically inconsistent. In these questions, the stimulus presents two facts that seem to contradict each other. Your task is not to weaken or strengthen an argument — instead, you must identify the answer choice that reconciles the conflict and explains why both facts can be true at the same time. In this session, GMAT instructor Harsha walks through a structured way to approach paradox questions so that you can resolve these apparent contradictions logically and efficiently. 📌 PDF Used in this Session https://drive.google.com/file/d/1weOH... 📮 Need Help with your GMAT Preparation? Reach Out to Harsha Email: [email protected] Website: prepsilonlearning.com Phone: +91 9632661553 ⏩ EP1: Inference Questions https://youtube.com/live/2mk-J4ASiA8 ⏩ EP2: Assumption Questions https://youtube.com/live/xZPsib4I33E ⏩ EP3: Bold Face Questions    • GMAT Bold Face Questions: It’s All About A...   ⏩ EP4: Strengthen/Weaken Questions    • Strengthen & Weaken Questions: How to Buil...   ⏩ EP5: Evaluate the Argument Questions    • Evaluate the Argument Questions: The Varia...   ⏩ EP6: Resolve the Paradox Questions https://www.youtube.com/live/K2wW9abjDPY ⏩ Tutor Harsha GMAT Critical Reasoning Complete Course    • Tutor Harsha GMAT Critical Reasoning Compl...   ⏩ GMAT CR (Assumption, Evaluate & Paradox) – Strategies & Practice Questions    • GMAT CR (Assumption, Evaluate & Paradox) –...   ⏩ Get the Best GMAT Tips and Strategies for GMAT Prep    • Studying for the GMAT in 2026   In this live session you will learn: • What paradox questions look like on the GMAT • How to recognize the contradiction built into the stimulus • The logical process used to reconcile conflicting facts • What the correct answer must do to resolve the paradox • Common trap answers that fail to explain the contradiction • A repeatable framework you can apply to every paradox question The session will also include live practice drills (easy, medium, and hard) so you can build confidence applying the framework in real GMAT-style questions. This session is part of the GMAT Critical Reasoning series with Harsha, covering all major CR question types and the logical frameworks needed to solve them consistently. Even though paradox questions appear less frequently on the GMAT, the reasoning skills required to solve them are closely related to Strengthen and Weaken questions, making them an important part of comprehensive Critical Reasoning preparation. If you are aiming for high accuracy in GMAT Verbal, mastering these reasoning patterns will help you approach Critical Reasoning questions with greater clarity and confidence. Video Chapters: 00:00 Intro 02:12 Why Paradox Questions Matter 03:32 What is a Paradox 15:07 Question #1 35:38 Question #2 49:50 Common Trap Answers 51:51 Question #3 01:06:48 Question #4 01:26:43 Question #5 01:41:15 Question #6 02:09:38 Key Takeaways #GMATCriticalReasoning #GMATVerbal #GMATCR #GMATTips #GMATClub