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30 Nov 2016, 18:22
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The GMAT Club Guide to The-Official Guide-for GMAT Review 2017th Edition
The Official Guide is a great resource - it has real GMAT questions, all questions are arranged in order of difficulty, good explanations, etc but it has one major flaw - no way to sample specific questions or ability to target a specific area - for example all CR questions with idioms or all DS questions that deal with geometry. This Guide attempts to correct that flaw (and a little bit more), making Official Guide even better.
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2018 edition is out and available here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/guide-to-the ... l#p1882764 |
Use this guide to:
- Find details about every question available in the-Official Guide for GMAT Review
- Help find specific practice questions and build your custom practice tests that focus on your weak areas
- Understand difficulty of each question (it is not very linear as you will notice). We have split difficulty into 4 groups (easy, medium, hard, and very hard). This split is based on the percentile of the question difficulty as determined by GMAT Club Timer sessions
- Explanations are linked to each question for easy reference
- Questions are numbered using the same format as in the OG (new update in this version)
- The split of hard/medium/easy questions has remained the same by en large. However, the location of harder questions has been moving around quite a bit. In General the 2017 OG appears to have:
- Easy Questions: 320
- Medium Questions: 203
- Hard Questions: 79
- Very Hard Questions: 66
- You can find previous OG 12, 13, 14, and 15 versions here
- 2016 edition is available here
- MGMAT Navigator Basic is another/similar tool available from MGMAT
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Oh My god....you are a LIFESAVER!!...There is a god haha. Is there a reason it will not refresh after I input my data?
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Great work as always, bb!
I have created a Google Docs version for those of you who prefer working in that medium: GMAT Club Guide to the OG 2017 - Google Docs Version
I removed the Analysis and Error Log Tabs (too buggy on Google, and took forever to load!), changed the "Percentile" column to "% Incorrect" and added a few small modifications to the rest of the tabs:
OA = Official Answer (this column was there already, but it's worth clarifying what it means for those unfamiliar with the term)
MA = My Answer
1 = 1st re-try answer
2 = 2nd re-try answer
I also added a "Lessons Learned?" column at the end of each row (works in place of the error log) and shortened the links / narrowed the columns for cosmetic and space-saving purposes.
I have created a Google Docs version for those of you who prefer working in that medium: GMAT Club Guide to the OG 2017 - Google Docs Version
I removed the Analysis and Error Log Tabs (too buggy on Google, and took forever to load!), changed the "Percentile" column to "% Incorrect" and added a few small modifications to the rest of the tabs:
OA = Official Answer (this column was there already, but it's worth clarifying what it means for those unfamiliar with the term)
MA = My Answer
1 = 1st re-try answer
2 = 2nd re-try answer
I also added a "Lessons Learned?" column at the end of each row (works in place of the error log) and shortened the links / narrowed the columns for cosmetic and space-saving purposes.
