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18 Jan 2017, 04:29
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Hi all
I have come across some sites that suggest few topics that are more frequently tested than others. Is it true that this would apply to the real exam as well? Doesn't GMAC plays with the frequency of topics?
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I have come across some sites that suggest few topics that are more frequently tested than others. Is it true that this would apply to the real exam as well? Doesn't GMAC plays with the frequency of topics?
Cheers
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18 Jan 2017, 06:39
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Hi all
I have come across some sites that suggest few topics that are more frequently tested than others. Is it true that this would apply to the real exam as well? Doesn't GMAC plays with the frequency of topics?
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I have come across some sites that suggest few topics that are more frequently tested than others. Is it true that this would apply to the real exam as well? Doesn't GMAC plays with the frequency of topics?
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it is true. I remember I saw on the latest test only 2 questions on the coordinate geometry and 2 on statistics. Most of the questions were word problems, which involved more algebra and some geometry.
18 Jan 2017, 08:48
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Hi all
I have come across some sites that suggest few topics that are more frequently tested than others. Is it true that this would apply to the real exam as well? Doesn't GMAC plays with the frequency of topics?
Cheers
I have come across some sites that suggest few topics that are more frequently tested than others. Is it true that this would apply to the real exam as well? Doesn't GMAC plays with the frequency of topics?
Cheers
it is true. I remember I saw on the latest test only 2 questions on the coordinate geometry and 2 on statistics. Most of the questions were word problems, which involved more algebra and some geometry.
Thanks for your reply.
Did you take the GMAT Prep or the real test? What about number properties because you said only 2 stats questions which is less ?
