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05 Sep 2003, 16:17
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Just wondering what your experience with OG has been.
I am through more than half of it (in four days).
I have taken 100 problems at a time (in the proper ratio) in a timed environment (I give myself 150 minutes total).
I usually get between 4 and 8 wrong per 100 problems (often evenly distributed between sections).
My total percentage correct under these conditions is 93%.
I find the quant to be a lot easier than anything i have seen in other books. Often those that I get wrong are due to careless mistakes. Data sufficiency in particular has been very easy (an not as time consuming).
Any thoughts as to where I stack up, and how "successful" gmaters tend to do with these problems?
I am through more than half of it (in four days).
I have taken 100 problems at a time (in the proper ratio) in a timed environment (I give myself 150 minutes total).
I usually get between 4 and 8 wrong per 100 problems (often evenly distributed between sections).
My total percentage correct under these conditions is 93%.
I find the quant to be a lot easier than anything i have seen in other books. Often those that I get wrong are due to careless mistakes. Data sufficiency in particular has been very easy (an not as time consuming).
Any thoughts as to where I stack up, and how "successful" gmaters tend to do with these problems?
06 Sep 2003, 17:56
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By the way, anyone can share his or her thoughts (not just 700+ scorers)
As I progress though the OG, I'm noticing that the questions in each section are getting more difficult. I'm about 2/3 of the way through now.
Htown
As I progress though the OG, I'm noticing that the questions in each section are getting more difficult. I'm about 2/3 of the way through now.
Htown
20 Sep 2003, 14:32
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The OG is a good source, but like you are already doing, make sure it is under timed conditions.
The only bad thing about OG, is that you will see only a few 700 type questions. Most of them are in the 650 range. You also stated you are getting about 90% plus right. That is pretty good since you are doing about 100 at a time.
I would say you have a strong chance to hit the 700s. And would be interested in hearing about your score.
The only bad thing about OG, is that you will see only a few 700 type questions. Most of them are in the 650 range. You also stated you are getting about 90% plus right. That is pretty good since you are doing about 100 at a time.
I would say you have a strong chance to hit the 700s. And would be interested in hearing about your score.
