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08 Sep 2009, 11:08
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Do the GMAT club increase in level of difficulty as you proceed..What I mean is that there are 25 tests over all...correct? Are the last 5 or 10 tests much more harder than the first set of 5 tests??
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08 Sep 2009, 11:25
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No. The Tests are not ordered in any particular way. You can see this thread for more details:
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09 Sep 2009, 04:24
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I had the very same question.
Just a follow-up question though.. If the sets are not arranged according to difficulty, how come the 'most difficult problems' (the one located on the right side of the sets, in order of topic) is from sets 14 above? Doesn't this imply that the more difficult sets are the latter ones?
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Just a follow-up question though.. If the sets are not arranged according to difficulty, how come the 'most difficult problems' (the one located on the right side of the sets, in order of topic) is from sets 14 above? Doesn't this imply that the more difficult sets are the latter ones?
Thanks!
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