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11 Dec 2014, 09:20
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Hi there!
I'd like to know if there are any free questions on this forum that helps aspiring GMAT candidates like myself build up their scores? I've scored a 440 on the GMAT test prep, currently studying from the MGMAT and reviewing some of the questions here on the forum. However, most of them are very difficult for me to solve because I don't have the required quant skills. I've noticed that most of the questions are at the 600-700 or 700+ level. I'm hoping to gradually build my skill level and therefore, I'm looking for quant questions which are easier. Are there any questions at the 500-600 level? Please advise, thanks!
I'd like to know if there are any free questions on this forum that helps aspiring GMAT candidates like myself build up their scores? I've scored a 440 on the GMAT test prep, currently studying from the MGMAT and reviewing some of the questions here on the forum. However, most of them are very difficult for me to solve because I don't have the required quant skills. I've noticed that most of the questions are at the 600-700 or 700+ level. I'm hoping to gradually build my skill level and therefore, I'm looking for quant questions which are easier. Are there any questions at the 500-600 level? Please advise, thanks!
11 Dec 2014, 11:48
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Hi. You can find easier questions here: gmat-ps-question-directory-by-topic-difficulty-127957.html
And you can find other questions categorized by difficulty from there.
12 Dec 2014, 00:08
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The GMATClub membership is skewed in the sense that there are a lot of eager students who spend quite a bit of effort in preparing for the GMAT, this is a good thing. However, as a result the statistics of what is hard gets skewed. There are many questions that qualify as hard but are clubbed in the 600-700 level.
Based on your score of 440, you will need to exclusively focus on easier questions, at least in the beginning. A good source is the GMAT Paper tests, or you could also get the OG 10th Edition that has 700 or so quant questions and a large number of them are easy, at least in the beginning. That is where I would start, once you get the hang of the structure and language of easier GMAT questions, then you can move on to the harder stuff.
You will also need to brush up on your basics, I know from experience that students who are at your score level benefit tremendously from strengthening their foundation.
Cheers,
Dabral
The GMATClub membership is skewed in the sense that there are a lot of eager students who spend quite a bit of effort in preparing for the GMAT, this is a good thing. However, as a result the statistics of what is hard gets skewed. There are many questions that qualify as hard but are clubbed in the 600-700 level.
Based on your score of 440, you will need to exclusively focus on easier questions, at least in the beginning. A good source is the GMAT Paper tests, or you could also get the OG 10th Edition that has 700 or so quant questions and a large number of them are easy, at least in the beginning. That is where I would start, once you get the hang of the structure and language of easier GMAT questions, then you can move on to the harder stuff.
You will also need to brush up on your basics, I know from experience that students who are at your score level benefit tremendously from strengthening their foundation.
Cheers,
Dabral
