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03 Mar 2007, 10:21
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OH MY GOD!
I just took one of my precious GMATPrep CATs.
The math problems were definately harder than the hardest problems in OG (maybe I"m exaggerating a bit) and they were comparable to MGMAT math probs (Where did all the "medium level" problems go??)
*What's worse, I heard the math section in the real thing is slightly HARDER than GMATPrep. Is this true???
I had to guess quite a number of problems and forced myself to finish the section before the time was over.
I felt like dung after the math section knowing that I had to rush it and guess quite a number of problems.
The verbal section was ok, I couldn't find the boldfaced-type CR problems and I couldn't FEEL any changes in the difficulty...
I didn't expect much...I didn't feel good after the Quantitative and I guess that somehow affected my attitude or mood in the next verbal section...
Well I checked the score and I was shocked...
Q: 50 (31/37) I must've been LUCKY!
V: 44 (34/41) Hmmm?? Did better than I had thought...
Tot : 770 omg....
I remember reading someone's review (who got 770 in the real thing) where he said that he too felt BAD after the math section...well as it turns out, you never know...
I'm afraid that I've just spent my luck on a mock thing. heh..
Could someone please advise me on improving on number theory problems? (primes, integers, divisiblilty, factors, etc. I fear these problems in DS form)
Best of luck to our members.
I just took one of my precious GMATPrep CATs.
The math problems were definately harder than the hardest problems in OG (maybe I"m exaggerating a bit) and they were comparable to MGMAT math probs (Where did all the "medium level" problems go??)
*What's worse, I heard the math section in the real thing is slightly HARDER than GMATPrep. Is this true???
I had to guess quite a number of problems and forced myself to finish the section before the time was over.
I felt like dung after the math section knowing that I had to rush it and guess quite a number of problems.
The verbal section was ok, I couldn't find the boldfaced-type CR problems and I couldn't FEEL any changes in the difficulty...
I didn't expect much...I didn't feel good after the Quantitative and I guess that somehow affected my attitude or mood in the next verbal section...
Well I checked the score and I was shocked...
Q: 50 (31/37) I must've been LUCKY!
V: 44 (34/41) Hmmm?? Did better than I had thought...
Tot : 770 omg....
I remember reading someone's review (who got 770 in the real thing) where he said that he too felt BAD after the math section...well as it turns out, you never know...
I'm afraid that I've just spent my luck on a mock thing. heh..
Could someone please advise me on improving on number theory problems? (primes, integers, divisiblilty, factors, etc. I fear these problems in DS form)
Best of luck to our members.
03 Mar 2007, 12:23
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what is a "boldfaced-type CR problem?"
btw impressive score.
btw impressive score.
03 Mar 2007, 18:30
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This is a problem type that has recently become more common in GMAT CR section. Typically, a couple of sentences in the paragraph are boldfaced, and the question asks you to analyze the role that these boldfaced pieces play in the structure of the argument. E.g., the portions in boldface play which of the following roles in the argument?
Manhattan GMAT classifies these this type of questions as Analyze the Argument Structure . Please refer to p. 65 in Manhattan CR book for the detailed explanations.
Disclosure: I am not affiliated in any way with Manhattan GMAT. I just happen to like their materials.
