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Dear Colleagues.
Could you please help me to clarify how many questions from:
1) OG questions + GMAT paper tests, which can me downloaded from https://www.mba.com
2) 1000 CR / RC / SC
I can expect to see on my GMAT? Approximately – what percent I can expect?
Thanks a lot.
Could you please help me to clarify how many questions from:
1) OG questions + GMAT paper tests, which can me downloaded from https://www.mba.com
2) 1000 CR / RC / SC
I can expect to see on my GMAT? Approximately – what percent I can expect?
Thanks a lot.
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My colleague told me that 2 of his AWA were familiar to him from paper test downloaded from https://www.mba.com. Also he told me that about 5% of questions on GMAT were from this paper tests.
Somewhere on this forum I read that people recognized up to 3-4 questions in Verbal section from OG.
I’m interesting – how many questions from 1000 SC RC CR list can be found in real GMAT now.
Somewhere on this forum I read that people recognized up to 3-4 questions in Verbal section from OG.
I’m interesting – how many questions from 1000 SC RC CR list can be found in real GMAT now.
with OG, the more questions will look familiar. GMAT tests only finite number of concepts. It is also worth mentioning that GMAT has some favorite RC topics: a) scientific discoveries related to ice age /Astro-physics / molecular biology b) affirmative actions c) business /social issues related to minorities (Hispanics, women, African Americans) d) topics involving recent archaeological /Anthropological discoveries. You will find similar RCs in OG 10 & 11.
