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Dictionary of quant exercise numbers to exercise type and topic 21 Sep 2020, 00:04
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Hi all,

Working through a previous edition of the Manhatthan prep guide, where they have at the end of each topics (e.g. Fractions, Decimals, and Percents, Algebra, etc...) a mapping with
  • the exercise number in the OG
  • the sub-topics of the exercise(e.g. Digits and Decimal, Fractions, Percents, etc...)
  • whether it is a DS or PS question

Can I find the same as this for the 2020 OG, as the one above applied to an old edition of the OG?

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Hi,

Just select the checkbox in the question bank forum as OG2020 and you will see all the questions from OG2020,

Try to see the below link.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/search.php?s ... ag_id=1350
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You can filter out the type of question you want to practice from the OG using gmatclub's practice section. Go to GMAT>Practice question banks to try it out.
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Hi all,

Working through a previous edition of the Manhatthan prep guide, where they have at the end of each topics (e.g. Fractions, Decimals, and Percents, Algebra, etc...) a mapping with
  • the exercise number in the OG
  • the sub-topics of the exercise(e.g. Digits and Decimal, Fractions, Percents, etc...)
  • whether it is a DS or PS question

Can I find the same as this for the 2020 OG, as the one above applied to an old edition of the OG?
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Hi,
You can search with tags OG 2020, in the filter and get the questions of OG2020 in both verbal and quants.

Thanks.

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