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19 Jun 2006, 21:21
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Hi there
In OG10 we have the last 40 odd questions in DS and PS are hard ones
There was a MS access application for OG 10 classifying all areas easy, medium , hard
do we have any such classification in OG 11 ?
Please let me know
cheers
In OG10 we have the last 40 odd questions in DS and PS are hard ones
There was a MS access application for OG 10 classifying all areas easy, medium , hard
do we have any such classification in OG 11 ?
Please let me know
cheers
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20 Jun 2006, 07:44
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I haven't seen any document that categorizes of OG11 problems by difficuly. But OG11 problems are generally good. That 40-50 are more of a medium level with a very handful of difficult ones.
IMO some of the last 30-40 questions OG10 were better than OG11.
And from my experience OG10/OG11 are just for basics. The difficulty level of problems in the actual test is very similar to that of GMATPrep questions/ some of GMATClub Quant forum questions. Not all of the questions I saw on the test were really difficult. They are at best tricky but could be solved in 2 minutes or less.
IMO some of the last 30-40 questions OG10 were better than OG11.
And from my experience OG10/OG11 are just for basics. The difficulty level of problems in the actual test is very similar to that of GMATPrep questions/ some of GMATClub Quant forum questions. Not all of the questions I saw on the test were really difficult. They are at best tricky but could be solved in 2 minutes or less.
20 Jun 2006, 19:42
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Yeah. OG 11 is very basic. However, a good rule of thumb is to attempt the last 1/3rd of OG 11. This is from one of my friends. I believe OG 11 is really inadequate for topics such P&C, Probablity etc. Moreover it does not cover topics such as Coordinate Geometry.
Try Kaplan's GMAT800 for difficult problems, though sometimes Kaplan, in its attempts to complicate things, poses questions that are a bit unGMAT-like!!
Try Kaplan's GMAT800 for difficult problems, though sometimes Kaplan, in its attempts to complicate things, poses questions that are a bit unGMAT-like!!
