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Hope you are doing well.
I wanted some feedback regarding GMAT Focus Data Sufficiency.
I understand that the underlying concepts tested are essentially the same as in the classic version, but the questions now seem more word-heavy and narrative-driven rather than being presented in a more direct mathematical format.
While the Official Guide remains a great source, would you still recommend practicing DS questions from the classic GMAT as well, including older Manhattan and Veritas questions?
Also, I noticed there do not seem to be many non-math-based DS questions available. What would you recommend as good sources for practicing those?
Hope you are doing well.
I wanted some feedback regarding GMAT Focus Data Sufficiency.
I understand that the underlying concepts tested are essentially the same as in the classic version, but the questions now seem more word-heavy and narrative-driven rather than being presented in a more direct mathematical format.
While the Official Guide remains a great source, would you still recommend practicing DS questions from the classic GMAT as well, including older Manhattan and Veritas questions?
Also, I noticed there do not seem to be many non-math-based DS questions available. What would you recommend as good sources for practicing those?
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