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Hi Guys!
I have my exam coming up in 2 weeks.Been studying out of OG 10 and Gmatclub forums for the last 3 weeks.I have exhausted OG 10 and am thinking of getting OG 11.Is it worth it or is it the same material carried over from OG 10 with a little fluff and filler added to justify a '11' tag?
Do let me know.Thanks in advance.
I have my exam coming up in 2 weeks.Been studying out of OG 10 and Gmatclub forums for the last 3 weeks.I have exhausted OG 10 and am thinking of getting OG 11.Is it worth it or is it the same material carried over from OG 10 with a little fluff and filler added to justify a '11' tag?
Do let me know.Thanks in advance.
Kiski
I believe there is no overlap. I suggest you get it and spend your two weeks doing exercises in increments of 10-20.
Get used to the timing. Get used to accuracy. If you need further practice, get the supplemental guides as well.
One more thing, I don't want to freak you out or anything, but I felt the OG11 was more on par with the GMAT than OG10. I actually thought the OG10 was tougher. Maybe it was because I studied the OG10 off a pdf file where the questions were presented as text is in a book.
