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24 Apr 2017, 17:18
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Hi all,
I've been casually preparing for the GMAT for awhile, but I am finally getting serious. One of the things I read about on here is the value of an error tracker to keep track of what you get wrong (and correct), and to get a sense of whether there are particular problems you struggle to solve. To that end I downloaded one of the excel spreadsheets someone on here made. It is pretty darn comprehensive, and I am trying to fill it out but I am missing some information. In particular:
1) I have a bunch of the Veritas Prep exams that I am taking. They tell you the difficulty of each question, but not the problem subject (e.g. geometry, exponents, sets, number properties, etc). Anyone know of where I can find that information?
2) Official Guide, Quant Review. They tell you the question type, but not the degree of difficulty. Any idea where I can find that?
I am not sure if any of this information is available online, but I am kinda hoping that maybe somebody else has gathered up all that information for me
I've been casually preparing for the GMAT for awhile, but I am finally getting serious. One of the things I read about on here is the value of an error tracker to keep track of what you get wrong (and correct), and to get a sense of whether there are particular problems you struggle to solve. To that end I downloaded one of the excel spreadsheets someone on here made. It is pretty darn comprehensive, and I am trying to fill it out but I am missing some information. In particular:
1) I have a bunch of the Veritas Prep exams that I am taking. They tell you the difficulty of each question, but not the problem subject (e.g. geometry, exponents, sets, number properties, etc). Anyone know of where I can find that information?
2) Official Guide, Quant Review. They tell you the question type, but not the degree of difficulty. Any idea where I can find that?
I am not sure if any of this information is available online, but I am kinda hoping that maybe somebody else has gathered up all that information for me
24 Apr 2017, 19:33
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Hi. The easiest option is to use the search box by typing in the question stem. For OG, you can use the OG directory to find the question number and then you can see the difficulty based on other people's experience with these questions (we measure difficulty using the GMAT Club timer).
OG Directory Link: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmac-officia ... 28566.html
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24 Apr 2017, 22:41
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Jason8
If you do find the information you need, remember not to "cross" sources (difficulty level of test prep questions against OG questions). And if you're okay with the official (broad) classification, you can look up the Quant review questions here.
