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How did you pace so well in 17-22 in verbal how many Rc’s did you got and how many msr
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I will try to respond as geniunely as I can but its been few days and so much was happening so fast that cannot be 100 percent accurate but,

I think there were 3 RC questions for me and I think 3 MSR questions if not wrong.

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Sometimes timer anxiety makes you focus better in time constraints. Especially towards the end of the section, when questions are left
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And even the ones that I attempted in the end those were also like maybe reading through in 10 seconds and just choosing another answer in next 5 seconds.

From what I understood as per my research is that.
1. You get heavily penalised for not attempting questions.
2. You get heavily penalised for making mistake on easy questions. The overall difficulty of next questions reduces and because you missed an easy expected to be solved question that has additional penalty.
3. ⁠Its still okay to make mistake on hard ones as those they are expecting a majority of people to fail.

But since all of this is from internet searches so not sure how much is true.
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I invite you to practice with *TWO Full-Length _Adaptive_ GMAT Focus Tests* for *FREE*

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I tried both tests .. quant was good.. slightly on the easier side. Verbal RC was not representative of GMAT in terms of question quality. For verbal boldface questions the boldface sections were missing ( but this could be my browser issue .. I am not sure). And for DI there were a lot of flawed questions and some questions with straight out wrong answers. Thanks
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Hi all,
I wanted to hear from people who have recently taken the GMAT and have also used the official practice exams 1–6.

How did the actual exam compare with the official mocks? Was the overall difficulty broadly similar, or did any particular section deviate significantly? In your experience, how much variation in score (+/−) can one realistically expect on the actual test compared with the official mocks, assuming we set aside test anxiety as a factor?

I’d also love to hear specifically about DI. Were the DI questions on the actual exam broadly similar in difficulty and style to what we see in the official practice exams, or did the TPA/MSR sets tend to be significantly harder? I struggle with these types of sets fairly often, so this is something I’m particularly concerned about.

Would really appreciate any insights from recent test-takers or anyone who has taken the exam recently. I’m planning to take my exam quite soon, so firsthand experiences would be extremely helpful.

Thanks a lot in advance!
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> I invite you to practice with *TWO Full-Length _Adaptive_ GMAT Focus Tests* for *FREE*
> URL: https://gmatinsight.com/
> My team and I have developed ADAPTIVE full-length tests that resemble the GMAT test (almost) exactly in terms of
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> I would like to invite you to try those full-length tests and perfect your prep.
> For any doubts and queries, I am reachable on +91-9999687183
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I tried both tests .. quant was good.. slightly on the easier side. Verbal RC was not representative of GMAT in terms of question quality. For verbal boldface questions the boldface sections were missing ( but this could be my browser issue .. I am not sure). And for DI there were a lot of flawed questions and some questions with straight out wrong answers. Thanks
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Thank you for the feedback.

I will look into each answer myself and ensure that there are no mistakes. Could you tell me the wrong answer that you are quoting are which ones??? DS non math, DS math, TPA, Graphs or tables???

I will start fixing those issues first .

any feedback is a appreciated as I intend to make them perfect.

P.S. all questions in test are GMAT focus inspired and difficulty level is adaptive. It’s possible that other practice tests that you have practiced, have instilled a habit to practice more hard questions which is unlike how GMAT does. Actual GMAT doesn’t offer 15 hard among 21 even if you mark every question correct. In my test adaptiveness is designed to offer a limited threshold of hard ones (eg. Max 8 in Quant section) and test the candidates on all types of questions.
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Thank you for the feedback.

I will look into each answer myself and ensure that there are no mistakes. Could you tell me the wrong answer that you are quoting are which ones??? DS non math, DS math, TPA, Graphs or tables???

I will start fixing those issues first .

any feedback is a appreciated as I intend to make them perfect.

P.S. all questions in test are GMAT focus inspired and difficulty level is adaptive. It’s possible that other practice tests that you have practiced, have instilled a habit to practice more hard questions which is unlike how GMAT does. Actual GMAT doesn’t offer 15 hard among 21 even if you mark every question correct. In my test adaptiveness is designed to offer a limited threshold of hard ones (eg. Max 8 in Quant section) and test the candidates on all types of questions.
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Please check in RC highlighted ques there is no highlight in the Passage. Difficult to find the word and phrase in a 2min/ques
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I wanted to hear from people who have recently taken the GMAT and have also used the official practice exams 1–6.

How did the actual exam compare with the official mocks? Was the overall difficulty broadly similar, or did any particular section deviate significantly? In your experience, how much variation in score (+/−) can one realistically expect on the actual test compared with the official mocks, assuming we set aside test anxiety as a factor?

I’d also love to hear specifically about DI. Were the DI questions on the actual exam broadly similar in difficulty and style to what we see in the official practice exams, or did the TPA/MSR sets tend to be significantly harder? I struggle with these types of sets fairly often, so this is something I’m particularly concerned about.

Would really appreciate any insights from recent test-takers or anyone who has taken the exam recently. I’m planning to take my exam quite soon, so firsthand experiences would be extremely helpful.

Thanks a lot in advance!
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> Hi all,
> I wanted to hear from people who have recently taken the GMAT and have also used the official practice exams 1–6.
> How did the actual exam compare with the official mocks? Was the overall difficulty broadly similar, or did any particular section deviate significantly? In your experience, how much variation in score (+/−) can one realistically expect on the actual test compared with the official mocks, assuming we set aside test anxiety as a factor?
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I took the exam in Aprol and used all six official practice exams, so I'll answer from my own experience. Everything below is subjective, YOU DO YOU.

> How did the actual exam compare with the official mocks?

Pretty close. The official mocks are built from retired real exam questions, so the calibration is about as honest as you'll get from any prep material.

> Was the overall difficulty broadly similar, or did any particular section deviate significantly?

Broadly similar, no section stood out as harder than what the mocks prepared me for. What does change is the pressure, and that shows up in your pacing rather than in the questions themselves.

> How much variation in score (+/-) can one realistically expect?

You've asked to set anxiety aside, so I'll set aside the other big variable too, which is how honestly you take your mocks. If you're sitting them at home, taking a 15 minute break instead of 10, pausing for a phone call, then your mock average isn't a real baseline and no variation number will mean anything. Take them the way I did (go somewhere that isn't home, one 10 minute break, nothing else) and your mock average becomes usable. On that basis I'd say plus or minus 20 points from your average on a good day.

> Were the DI questions similar in difficulty and style, or were TPA/MSR significantly harder?

Similar in style and difficulty, but you won't see a single repeat from the OG or the mocks, every question is new to you. That newness is what makes DI feel harder than it is. The other thing is that DI draws from a wide pool, so whether it feels brutal depends heavily on which of your weak areas it happens to hit. In my case the reading-heavy MSR sets were my weak spot, not the calculation, and that's exactly where I dropped marks. If TPA and MSR are already the sets you struggle with, that's worth drilling now, not because the exam version is harder, but because you have no margin on your weak topic when every question is unfamiliar.

Good luck with the exam.

Also not an expert, just a fellow aspirant happens to be a mod now 🙂
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> *Isha2701 writes:*
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> > How did the actual exam compare with the official mocks? Was the overall difficulty broadly similar, or did any particular section deviate significantly? In your experience, how much variation in score (+/−) can one realistically expect on the actual test compared with the official mocks, assuming we set aside test anxiety as a factor?
> > I’d also love to hear specificall
> Any insights from the experts?
I took the exam in Aprol and used all six official practice exams, so I'll answer from my own experience. Everything below is subjective, YOU DO YOU.

> How did the actual exam compare with the official mocks?

Pretty close. The official mocks are built from retired real exam questions, so the calibration is about as honest as you'll get from any prep material.

> Was the overall difficulty broadly similar, or did any particular section deviate significantly?

Broadly similar, no section stood out as harder than what the mocks prepared me for. What does change is the pressure, and that shows up in your pacing rather than in the questions themselves.

> How much variation in score (+/-) can one realistically expect?

You've asked to set anxiety aside, so I'll set aside the other big variable too, which is how honestly you take your mocks. If you're sitting them at home, taking a 15 minute break instead of 10, pausing for a phone call, then your mock average isn't a real baseline and no variation number will mean anything. Take them the way I did (go somewhere that isn't home, one 10 minute break, nothing else) and your mock average becomes usable. On that basis I'd say plus or minus 20 points from your average on a good day.

> Were the DI questions similar in difficulty and style, or were TPA/MSR significantly harder?

Similar in style and difficulty, but you won't see a single repeat from the OG or the mocks, every question is new to you. That newness is what makes DI feel harder than it is. The other thing is that DI draws from a wide pool, so whether it feels brutal depends heavily on which of your weak areas it happens to hit. In my case the reading-heavy MSR sets were my weak spot, not the calculation, and that's exactly where I dropped marks. If TPA and MSR are already the sets you struggle with, that's worth drilling now, not because the exam version is harder, but because you have no margin on your weak topic when every question is unfamiliar.

Good luck with the exam.
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Thanks for Detailed explanation Bhanu. I am a fellow aspirant who would like to be on the other Side like you. Would certainly require further assistance from you.. Can you DM me?
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Thank you for the feedback.

I will look into each answer myself and ensure that there are no mistakes. Could you tell me the wrong answer that you are quoting are which ones??? DS non math, DS math, TPA, Graphs or tables???

I will start fixing those issues first .

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These were the questions I believe were wrong
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It should be provided by today is what I was told. 😬
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Two liquids A and B are in the ratio 5 : 1 in container 1 and 1 : 3 in container 2. In what ratio should the contents of the two containers be mixed so as to obtain a mixture of A and B in the ratio 1 : 1? how to do this
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