GMAT Focus

Question

Hi guys, 
is it possible to see the same questions from the starter kit or the mock exams on the real GMAT (Focus Edition)? Has this ever happened to anyone or has GMAC said anything about it?

GmatKnightTutor · Answer

Does Anyone see exact similar question they practice in real gmat: https://gmatclub.com/forum/does-anyone- ... 33603.html -contact: gmatknight site | gmatclub dm

bb · Answer

😂 good try.

No. But you get similar questions… 
It would be pretty unfair for someone to get questions they’ve already attempted and for other people not to get them. It kind of defeats the purpose of evaluating your skill set if all you have to do is just a question…

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egmat · Answer

Daniela7137  - Hi there,

Regarding your question about the GMAT Focus Edition, it's important to note that the GMAT exam, including its Focus Edition, is designed to assess certain skills and knowledge. While the actual content of the questions in the starter kit or mock exams might not be identical to those in the real exam, the style and types of questions are likely to be very similar. This is because these practice materials are created to give test-takers a realistic experience of what to expect in the actual test.

However, GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council), the organization responsible for the GMAT, typically does not reuse questions from practice materials in the actual exam. They have a large pool of questions, and they continually develop new questions to maintain the exam's integrity and reliability.

It might be helpful to know why you're asking this question. Are you concerned about the relevance and effectiveness of the practice materials, or is there another reason for your curiosity? Understanding your perspective can help provide a more tailored response to your concerns.

Daniela7137 · Answer

Hi, thank you both for your answers!

I'm finding it difficult to get an overview of all the materials at DI in such a short time, especially with MSR. That's why I thought that if the questions could be repeated, it would make sense to take a closer look at the graphs on MSR if they could also be included in the test

egmat · Answer

Daniela7137 - the GMAT is a test of application. Merely knowing concepts is not as helpful on the GMAT. In fact, it can instill a false sense of security. I would recommend that

1. Get your starting abilities on DI.
2. Define focus areas within each DI Subsection.
3. Execute and track your metrics.
4. Take mocks and ensure test readiness.

Read this article to learn how to make your study plan: https://e-gmat.com/blogs/gmat-focus-study-plan/

-Rajat

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