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05 Nov 2007, 11:02
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What level of questions do we see around here? I mean, are these really hard or are they around a 600, or 500, or what?
I read somewhere (can't remember where, maybe PR? ) that people often can't tell the level of a question. This happens to be my case.
Same happens to y'all?
Thanks!
I read somewhere (can't remember where, maybe PR? ) that people often can't tell the level of a question. This happens to be my case.
Same happens to y'all?
Thanks!
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05 Nov 2007, 11:27
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Asdert,
If you want to have a general idea about how the 500s are different from the 700s- try the MGMAT exams. They do a break down at the end of each test.
As far as the levels of questions on this forum, well you'll see a broad range. They can be anything from a 300 to a 700. Just focus on all the questions and make sure you understand the concept being tested. Don't worry too much about the levels.
Hope this helps!
If you want to have a general idea about how the 500s are different from the 700s- try the MGMAT exams. They do a break down at the end of each test.
As far as the levels of questions on this forum, well you'll see a broad range. They can be anything from a 300 to a 700. Just focus on all the questions and make sure you understand the concept being tested. Don't worry too much about the levels.
Hope this helps!
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