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05 Nov 2006, 18:34
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I remember reading a post a few months ago about what one's general percentage of correct questions in OG 11 should be if he/she wanted to get a 700., but I can't seem to find it now. I've scored a 710 in GMATPrep but am looking for some more guidance on a goal for OG11. I also realize that the early questions in OG 11 are very easy so I'm trying to focus on the 2nd half of each question section.
What do you think? Any advice when it comes to OG 11 and getting a 700.
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What do you think? Any advice when it comes to OG 11 and getting a 700.
Thanks
06 Nov 2006, 18:58
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I still say that the easy questions in the OG are worth going over. When you do hard problems for so long you start to second guess the easy ones you get. It also allows to you to recognize some of the patterns in the stupid mistakes you make, and everyone makes some stupid mistakes.
07 Nov 2006, 07:05
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I am hoping to get to all of the questions, but because of time constraints in may not happen. Nevertheless, I've been getting between 85% to 90% correct on the middle questions of OG, but again I'm looking for some frame of reference for how to equate this to a score.
Before my first GMAT(650) was a few months ago, I scored a 700 and 710 on GMATPrep. I didn't use OG at all. In addition, much of my struggles were in SC. I seem to have improved because I can see the mistakes in each sentence a lot better. But because I've taken the GMATPrep twice, I don't think taking it again will give me a true representation of my possible score. Therefore, I'm hoping to use OG to give me an idea of how I'm doing and if I've improved. So any additional thoughts would be appreciated.
Thanks
Before my first GMAT(650) was a few months ago, I scored a 700 and 710 on GMATPrep. I didn't use OG at all. In addition, much of my struggles were in SC. I seem to have improved because I can see the mistakes in each sentence a lot better. But because I've taken the GMATPrep twice, I don't think taking it again will give me a true representation of my possible score. Therefore, I'm hoping to use OG to give me an idea of how I'm doing and if I've improved. So any additional thoughts would be appreciated.
Thanks
