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23 Sep 2024, 04:26
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Hi! I'm kinda new here
After months of studying with TTP, I recently took my 1st official mock and got a 635 (15/09/24). My main issue was time management... During the following week I practiced questions on GC while focusing on time constraints and got a 715 on my 2nd mock! (09/21/24)
I am planning on taking one of the 4 remaining mocks once a week and then take the official exam. During this period I would like to practice more official questions. Does gmatclub have all official questions? If so, is there any benefit to purchasing the OG's or I can simply practice them here? Also, do I run a risk of running out of official questions?
Any help would be appreciated guys!
After months of studying with TTP, I recently took my 1st official mock and got a 635 (15/09/24). My main issue was time management... During the following week I practiced questions on GC while focusing on time constraints and got a 715 on my 2nd mock! (09/21/24)
I am planning on taking one of the 4 remaining mocks once a week and then take the official exam. During this period I would like to practice more official questions. Does gmatclub have all official questions? If so, is there any benefit to purchasing the OG's or I can simply practice them here? Also, do I run a risk of running out of official questions?
Any help would be appreciated guys!
23 Sep 2024, 16:23
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Hi there! Congratulations on the improvement!
Almost all available retired official questions can be found on GC. I'm yet to run into an official question that upon reverse searching does not show up on GC.
One advantage of using GC over the OG is that you can select the source tags as such and carry out a sectional practice rather than a mixed one. At your level it'd be best to figure out the weaker areas and work on them topic wise. Also using the Timer and Error Log would be highly suggested.
Assuming you have 4 weeks left to appear for the exam, even at an average of 100Qs a day, you do not run the risk of exhausting all available OG Qs.
Hope I could be of help!
Almost all available retired official questions can be found on GC. I'm yet to run into an official question that upon reverse searching does not show up on GC.
One advantage of using GC over the OG is that you can select the source tags as such and carry out a sectional practice rather than a mixed one. At your level it'd be best to figure out the weaker areas and work on them topic wise. Also using the Timer and Error Log would be highly suggested.
Assuming you have 4 weeks left to appear for the exam, even at an average of 100Qs a day, you do not run the risk of exhausting all available OG Qs.
Hope I could be of help!
