Last minute 700+ prep

I did do a decent a amount of prep over the last six weeks, mostly OG, but also digging further into the types of problems I didn't know (ie. rate problems, combinatorics, permutations, etc.). What's strange is that these problems don't seem that much more challenging than the hardest problems I saw on the actual test, and I scored a 720 both times. Thanks for the advice. I don't feel the time has been wasted, since working through the entire book helped me look differently at each math problem, which makes the high level math much easier.

trivium

Couple options here, all of these are official GMAT sources:

1) Get the GMATPrep Question Pack 1 and then exclusively practice on the hard questions, they are segmented by difficulty.

2) Here is the entire database of questions from GMATPrep. The challenge would be to select which ones are hard because it gives you the entire set of questions. However, you could choose those questions that fall in the category that you are struggling in. all-gmatprep-questions-quant-verbal-187679.html

3) Take GMATFocus diagnostic tests if you would like to be barraged with extremely difficult questions.

Cheers,
Dabral

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Hi trivium,

Since your original post is over a month old, you must have taken the GMAT again by now. How did you score?

GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich