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06 Dec 2018, 07:12
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Once again, I know it depends on the level of difficulty questions we have faced, but from the experience of previous test takers, I want to know how many Geometry and Prob/permutation questions one may face in the exam if he is able to solve 90% of easy/medium questions?
06 Dec 2018, 09:03
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Hi prav04,
From my experience, there is at least one pure geometry problem. Some questions are mix of different topics. This thread is intended to provide the breakdown of quant questions:
Overview of GMAT Math Question Types and Patterns on the GMAT
Hope this helps!
From my experience, there is at least one pure geometry problem. Some questions are mix of different topics. This thread is intended to provide the breakdown of quant questions:
Overview of GMAT Math Question Types and Patterns on the GMAT
Hope this helps!
06 Dec 2018, 20:03
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This time difficulty level doesn't come into the picture. The GMAT algorithm ensures that (within the set of scored questions) every test taker receives the same mix of content areas. Any variation is down to the experimental questions. This is done to keep the exam as fair as possible.
