GMAT Club questions difficulty levels

Question

Dear All,

I have scheduled my GMAT exam on 15th Oct 2025. 
 Concept wise, I have 100% clarity on the topics required for the GMAT. 
 Now, I will be solely focusing on solving as many questions as possible (using  GMAT Club  and  Official Guide ).

Question: 
 
 Please suggest a score band corresponding to each difficulty level (easy, medium, hard). For eg.: upto 605 level questions correspond to easy questions). 
 Also, my target is to achieve 655, so what is the minimum level of questions that I should master for a 655 score? For eg.: one should master upto 705 level questions to attain a 605 score.

I'd really appreciate if someone could answer this query as this would provide me with a much needed direction to work upon.

Thanks & regards,
Piyush

pintukr · Answer

You may also solve various difficulty level questions using Forum Quiz.

All the Best.

BadukMagician · Answer

I'd recommend just doing question's and seeing how fast and accurately you can answer them.

Archit3110 · Answer

Forum quiz , official mocks are sufficient to prepare and check.your preparedness status

bb · Answer

Hi. As long as you can consistently answer 605 questions 51% of the time, GMAT will think you deserve a 605 score.

So if you don’t need a 705 score, I would focus on 605 and below questions and only occasionally mix in a 655 level.

yc168 · Answer

Hi piyushnagre99,

For your question 1, please refer to  this post .

For question 2, one way to look at it is a target accuracy for Easy, Medium, and Hard question. For example,  this post .

Another theory is that the best level of difficulty to practice is one level above your  current  status. Please see  this post .

piyushnagre99 · Answer

Hi bb,

Thanks for your valuable input.

So, you are saying that, for example, if I need a 655 score, then I should hit at least 51% accuracy on 655 level questions to achieve 655 score in the actual test?

Can you please elaborate? Please let me know what accuracies I should obtain on easy, medium and hard level questions to obtain a 655 score. 
 Also, instead of all this, do you recommend using the streaks method? Which approach do you think is better?

bb · Answer

You should obtain a 93.2574156546% accuracy on Easy, and 74.17796746854% accuracy on Medium and 50.6781232165% accuracy on hard.

NoeticImbecile · Answer

LoL  bb  the percentages sound bananas! Can you or anyone tell in the recent tests, how many MSR stems are appearing in DI (I know it's usually 1 but i saw someone who posted that he or she got 2), also are boldface questions still appearing in the verbal section?
Regards

bb · Answer

Hi. Someone wanted precision, so I aim to please and gave exactly that

In terms of MSR's - the test format and structure is flexible. GMAC never said there is only 1 MSR passage with 3 questions. That's what we have observed in 90% of cases, and pretty much 100% of cases in GMAT Prep. However, from time to time you may see some anomalies if a person is out of a certain question type (or rather the test is out of it) and thus people may get 2 MSR's. Another reason for that could be that one of the passage is experimental and so they have to squeeze it in. Ultimately you need to be ready to be surprised and keep your cool - some folks have reported seeing RC's back to back in the Verbal section and 2 MSR's - those do happen, but not too common, at least in the past 18 months.

NoeticImbecile · Answer

thank you  bb  for the reply, however you didn't address my boldface questions (are they still part of verbal section)

piyushnagre99 · Answer

Thank you BB, I'll obtain these accuracies to achieve a 655 score!

piyushnagre99 · Answer

Yes, boldface CR questions are definitely part of the verbal section.

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