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Hi all - trying to determine the level of the questions within the GMAT OG.
They are categorized on a scale of either being Easy, Medium, or Hard.
My guess is the Easy questions are likely to be 500-600 level questions, Medium are 600-700 level questions, and Hard are 700+.
Is this accurate?
They are categorized on a scale of either being Easy, Medium, or Hard.
My guess is the Easy questions are likely to be 500-600 level questions, Medium are 600-700 level questions, and Hard are 700+.
Is this accurate?
Updated on: 10 Jun 2022, 02:34
Originally posted by GmatKnightTutor on 09 Jun 2022, 01:49.
Last edited by GmatKnightTutor on 10 Jun 2022, 02:34, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by GmatKnightTutor on 10 Jun 2022, 02:34, edited 1 time in total.
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Might be worth checking with the Official-Guide to confirm the difficulty level of a specific question. You can do this sometimes by finding the question "code" - and looking it up in the Official-Guide, Quant, or Verbal Review to see if it's there.
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Hi all - trying to determine the level of the questions within the GMAT OG.
They are categorized on a scale of either being Easy, Medium, or Hard.
My guess is the Easy questions are likely to be 500-600 level questions, Medium are 600-700 level questions, and Hard are 700+.
Is this accurate?
Hi AIS562,They are categorized on a scale of either being Easy, Medium, or Hard.
My guess is the Easy questions are likely to be 500-600 level questions, Medium are 600-700 level questions, and Hard are 700+.
Is this accurate?
The GMAT uses a continuous (internal) scale. It doesn't use either 500-600/600-700/700+ or easy/medium/hard, and we probably can't (shouldn't) compare them either.
That said, although OG E/M/H is a more "friendly" way to classify question difficulty, it uses actual GMAC data, and so is probably more reliable than anything else (like 500-600/600-700/700+).
