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03 Jun 2015, 01:36
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Hello,
I took GMATPrep1 & Prep2 exams but found identical IR questions.
Just that they were a little jumbled in order. I have the latest version of GMATPrep software.
Has anyone experienced the same?
Then how to prepare for IR section? I'm in need for good "real" IR questions. Pls advise. My GMAT date is 2 weeks from now.
PS:A newbie here. This is my first post on this forum!
I took GMATPrep1 & Prep2 exams but found identical IR questions.
Just that they were a little jumbled in order. I have the latest version of GMATPrep software.
Has anyone experienced the same?
Then how to prepare for IR section? I'm in need for good "real" IR questions. Pls advise. My GMAT date is 2 weeks from now.
PS:A newbie here. This is my first post on this forum!
03 Jun 2015, 08:23
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ashishchandra80
Hi Ashish,
This is not uncommon to get repeated questions of IR. However I suggest that you practice the same IR questions and don't concentrate much on IR beyond understanding which questions are you more comfortable with and which types of questions bother you the most.
IR is all about selecting the correct questions that you can attempt with accuracy. Even an attempt of 6 correct out 12 questions will fetch you almost full score in IR.
For practising a few questions of IR you may refer to the below mentioned link
https://www.gmatclub.com/forum/veritas-prep-resource-links-no-longer-available-399979.html#/integra ... questions/
03 Jun 2015, 11:32
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Thanks. Yes. Maybe you're right. No. of correct answers matters more than trying to attempt too many in only 30mins.
