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06 Mar 2024, 22:03
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Hi ,
since the GMAT pattern has changed now
how can we know the level of difficulty level of qns
in past it was 500 , 600 , 650 , 700+ level qns
but now 645 is equivalent to 700
how can we classify in question banks
since the GMAT pattern has changed now
how can we know the level of difficulty level of qns
in past it was 500 , 600 , 650 , 700+ level qns
but now 645 is equivalent to 700
how can we classify in question banks
06 Mar 2024, 22:10
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Themightyknight
While using question banks of Classic, it would be easier to recalibrate your target score to Classic. Say if you are aiming for 645-655 in FE, you are essentially aiming for about 700 in Classic. Prepare accordingly.
Also, do keep in mind that the given "question level" is an estimate only.
06 Mar 2024, 22:26
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Hi. I would say the old system would be something like this:
(it seems more manageable to remember than I thought originally)
(it seems more manageable to remember than I thought originally)
| Difficulty Level | GMAT Classic | GMAT Focus |
| Way Too Hard | 800+ | 805+ |
| Very Hard | 750 - 800 | 695 - 805 |
| Hard | 700 - 750 | 645 - 695 |
| Medium-hard | 650 - 700 | 595 - 645 |
| Medium | 600 - 650 | 555 - 595 |
| Medium-easy | 500 - 600 | 485 - 555 |
| Easy | Sub-500 | Sub-485 |
