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When I gave GMAT Official Mock 3, the quant questions that I got were easier than the quant questions I encounter on GMATClub Mocks or even while practice from GMAT Club. Are the questions during the exam similar to the questions in Official mocks and in that case, should I practice slightly easier questions from GMATClub since I am struggling with the ones I practice on GMATClub.
Official Mock score: Q79
GMATClub Mock score: Q78 on an average
Official Mock score: Q79
GMATClub Mock score: Q78 on an average
21 Sep 2025, 20:42
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Questions in exam are similar to official mocks but its better to achieve 90-100% accuracy in easy questions, 70-80% in medium and 50-60% in hard questions to get a good score in exam. Once you master the easier and medium level questions, you can practice the hard ones like on GMATClub
Hope it helps
Hope it helps
22 Sep 2025, 22:05
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Please try not to rely too heavily on the difficulty level of the mocks for your Quant prep. In my experience, the actual test tends to be a bit tougher than what most mocks reflect. It’s always a good idea to challenge yourself with slightly harder questions during practice.
GMAT Club has a solid mix, and I’d recommend focusing on the medium-to-hard level sets (around 655–755). You can skip the ultra-hard ones (805+) if they feel overwhelming unless you are aiming for a perfect Quant score.
GMAT Club has a solid mix, and I’d recommend focusing on the medium-to-hard level sets (around 655–755). You can skip the ultra-hard ones (805+) if they feel overwhelming unless you are aiming for a perfect Quant score.
