MartyTargetTestPrep wrote:
Hi TalonShade.
I would put it this way.
If you are scoring high on quant and getting all or almost all of the questions correct, from what I've seen, you'll see about 5 to 7 hard questions of which maybe 2 or 3 will be particularly challenging, i.e., 750+.
If you are scoring high on verbal and getting all or almost all of the questions correct, my guess is that around two each of the SC, CR, and RC questions will require you to use a lot of thought and be very careful to get them correct.
Other than those questions, most will be medium or medium hard and will be relatively straightforward to answer though, in order to get them correct, you will have to be careful.
Also, you can get a sense of the average difficulty of the questions by considering these difficulty graphs from an ESR for a test on which the test-taker got all quant and verbal questions correct.
Hi Marty,
I am trying to understand if I need to get 700 level questions correct to get a 700+ or even 750+. Based on the things that have been pointed in this discussion, it seems like one has to get the sub-600 and 600-700 level problems correct to get to the 700+ mark. Is my understand correct?
Also, I have been using the GMAT Club
Forum quiz and setting the parameters as 600-700 and 700 level questions. I have been consistently noticing that I get ALL 600-700 questions correct but ALL 700+ incorrect. It's surprising because I don't really think about the difficulty level when I see a question, i just try to do it; the results are rather skewed. I keep fretting about not being able to get the 700+ correct. So my question is, do I actually need to get the 700 level correct for a 700+? If yes, how what percentage? If no, what about 750+ ?
-A