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30 Oct 2017, 00:05
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I found this PDF online containing 100 difficult GMAT questions with good explanation too. Most of the questions are from GmatPrep software. This PDF is available free of cost and doesn't have any issues.
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30 Oct 2017, 14:12
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Hi All,
If it's possible that ANY of these questions are from the 6 Official GMAC CATs, then I would suggest that you NOT work through this document until you've taken those 6 CATs first.
Seeing even a handful of 'repeat' questions on a CAT (re: questions that you've already tried to solve and/or already know the answers to) can significantly 'throw off' the Scoring Algorithm as well as your pacing, energy levels, fatigue, stress, etc. Your goal when taking a CAT is to receive a realistic score result - so that you can get a sense of your current ability level and what you would need to work on to improve. However, if your CAT score is 'inflated' (from seeing a few repeat questions) then you'll ultimately end up with a Score result that doesn't mean much and can actually hurt your studies.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
If it's possible that ANY of these questions are from the 6 Official GMAC CATs, then I would suggest that you NOT work through this document until you've taken those 6 CATs first.
Seeing even a handful of 'repeat' questions on a CAT (re: questions that you've already tried to solve and/or already know the answers to) can significantly 'throw off' the Scoring Algorithm as well as your pacing, energy levels, fatigue, stress, etc. Your goal when taking a CAT is to receive a realistic score result - so that you can get a sense of your current ability level and what you would need to work on to improve. However, if your CAT score is 'inflated' (from seeing a few repeat questions) then you'll ultimately end up with a Score result that doesn't mean much and can actually hurt your studies.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
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