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Actual level of questions in GMAT ?? 25 Jan 2009, 17:15
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Guys.....

I would like to know what is the actual level of Questions in GMAT ?

I know it all depends but still......

I would appreciate some inputs.....

thanks
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Actual level of questions in GMAT ?? 25 Jan 2009, 21:25
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I don't think anyone can answer this question.
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Actual level of questions in GMAT ?? 25 Jan 2009, 22:34
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Guys.....

I would like to know what is the actual level of Questions in GMAT ?

I know it all depends but still......

I would appreciate some inputs.....

thanks
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I assume you are asking about the difficulty level of GMAT questions ... I am afraid, no one will be able to help you on that one.

Difficulty is relative. What is dead easy for you, might be a nightmare for me. So it is NOT possible to judge the difficulty level of a question by one person.

Even the creators of GMAT cannot judge the difficulty level of a question. That is precisely the reason why we have experimental questions. The computer program presents a question to a number of test-takers. And then based on the response, it judges the difficulty of the question.

I would advice you not to worry about the difficulty level of questions and focus on getting the concepts right and practicing hard.

Hope this helps.
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