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08 Sep 2010, 17:22
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Hey all,
I'm wondering if doing the RC questions in OG12 and Verbal Review 2nd is enough practice to attack 700-level questions. I've completed all OG12 and a few V2 passages and have hit an 87% accuracy rate according to my error log.
Are those passages considered representative of current RC on the GMAT?
I'm wondering if doing the RC questions in OG12 and Verbal Review 2nd is enough practice to attack 700-level questions. I've completed all OG12 and a few V2 passages and have hit an 87% accuracy rate according to my error log.
Are those passages considered representative of current RC on the GMAT?
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08 Sep 2010, 17:36
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Hey all,
I'm wondering if doing the RC questions in OG12 and Verbal Review 2nd is enough practice to attack 700-level questions. I've completed all OG12 and a few V2 passages and have hit an 87% accuracy rate according to my error log.
Are those passages considered representative of current RC on the GMAT?
I'm wondering if doing the RC questions in OG12 and Verbal Review 2nd is enough practice to attack 700-level questions. I've completed all OG12 and a few V2 passages and have hit an 87% accuracy rate according to my error log.
Are those passages considered representative of current RC on the GMAT?
This should be enough but if you have more time to prepare, then work on LSAT problems and near your exam revise OG's again.
08 Sep 2010, 17:40
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I think OG has very few 700 level questions. Many suggest solving verbal from here(GmatClub)...
