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24 Dec 2010, 06:28
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Hello,
I recently started studying for the GMAT and have gone through most of the books that are out there already. I am at the point where I can do all of the problems in the GMAC Quant Review book and get no more than a handful of questions wrong out of the 200+ questions.
The other night I did two tests online (the GMAT Club's Quant Diagnostic Test and its "M25" Test). I found both to be far more difficult than what I've seen in the books.
My question is this: are the standard GMAT prep books (including the books printed by GMAC) super easy or are the GMAT Club tests loaded with the most challenging questions? Which am I more likely to see on the real test?
Thanks in advance for any responses!
I recently started studying for the GMAT and have gone through most of the books that are out there already. I am at the point where I can do all of the problems in the GMAC Quant Review book and get no more than a handful of questions wrong out of the 200+ questions.
The other night I did two tests online (the GMAT Club's Quant Diagnostic Test and its "M25" Test). I found both to be far more difficult than what I've seen in the books.
My question is this: are the standard GMAT prep books (including the books printed by GMAC) super easy or are the GMAT Club tests loaded with the most challenging questions? Which am I more likely to see on the real test?
Thanks in advance for any responses!
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24 Dec 2010, 06:55
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I felt the same way after completing MGMAT books and OG12. One of my problems is lack of practice. But you're correct, GMATClub tests are harder than OG questions.
24 Dec 2010, 08:24
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Yes, it is a bit discouraging. I just wonder which set of questions I am more likely to see on the actual GMAT: GMAC's practice problems or GMAT Club Tests?
Also the GMAT Club Tests seems to distinguish test problems into categories such as "700 level question" or "750 level question". I though that the real GMAT only has three levels of questions (easy, medium, or hard) and doesn't have various levels of "hard" questions.
Also the GMAT Club Tests seems to distinguish test problems into categories such as "700 level question" or "750 level question". I though that the real GMAT only has three levels of questions (easy, medium, or hard) and doesn't have various levels of "hard" questions.
