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13 Nov 2022, 21:11
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Hello bb
I had a query regarding the sectional and full length GMAT Club Tests, mainly for the verbal
Since there are 8 Verbal sectional tests and 8 Verbal in the full length ones, so does that mean we have a total of 16 verbal (8/8 split)
Or does it mean that its all part of 1, so if we use 1 sectional Verbal, will it reduce 1 full length test from our list, without us even attempting a full length test?
Thanks
I had a query regarding the sectional and full length GMAT Club Tests, mainly for the verbal
Since there are 8 Verbal sectional tests and 8 Verbal in the full length ones, so does that mean we have a total of 16 verbal (8/8 split)
Or does it mean that its all part of 1, so if we use 1 sectional Verbal, will it reduce 1 full length test from our list, without us even attempting a full length test?
Thanks
13 Nov 2022, 23:12
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Thank you for the question. It is a good one.
You could say that the full tests are made up of the sectional tests if that makes sense. Basically the full test functionality sort of a wrapper that launches sectional tests in a certain order. This is a bit of an oversimplification but ultimately, you can take 16 sectional tests, and then that case you will run out of all full tests…. The reason we have fewer full tests is the IR component. We don’t have enough IR questions for 16 full tests.
So not sure if that changes your strategy.
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You could say that the full tests are made up of the sectional tests if that makes sense. Basically the full test functionality sort of a wrapper that launches sectional tests in a certain order. This is a bit of an oversimplification but ultimately, you can take 16 sectional tests, and then that case you will run out of all full tests…. The reason we have fewer full tests is the IR component. We don’t have enough IR questions for 16 full tests.
So not sure if that changes your strategy.
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14 Nov 2022, 01:52
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Hey bb, thanks for the reply
So, I get the part where full length is an algorithm written to fetch sectional tests in a sequence
But since you mentioned that the reason you don't have 16 full length tests is because of IR because of not enough questions
Does that mean, that there are 16 verbal?
Basically I have only 1 concern. I want to give a verbal sectional test seperately but I don't want to see my full length test go down by 1 just because of taking verbal once. Can you clarify this part for me if possible? Just regarding verbal, not IR.
Thanks again
