GMAC announces GMAT™ Official Practice Questions 2!

GMATCoachBen : Did you also find any CR and SC that are part of both Gmatclub and the new question set?
Am waiting for someone to add those questions and thus save money by not purchasing the question set...

GMAC will be releasing a brand new product on 21.05.2020 (3 days from now). It claims the new product has 350+ Quant and Verbal questions from past GMAT exams. All for just $29.99 - not a bad deal I'd say

More details here: https://www.mba.com/exam-prep/gmat-offi ... uestions-2

sweetlyimproved You're right, this is far from ideal, but timed sets of official questions are still great practice. Including only mediums and hards, 4 passages have 2 questions, and 2 have 1 question. Full details are in the screenshot below. Yes, it is reasonable to include the RC easy: the advantage is you are less likely to have too few questions per passage, but the downside is you are more likely to have too many questions per passage and/or too many total RC questions.

If you're around V41, I also recommend the GMAT Official Advanced Questions (https://amzn.to/3cZ4Ckf), which you can set up at efficientlearning.com. Unfortunately, this also has RC issues if you're trying to simulate a practice test; you can randomly shuffle CR and SC, but the RC passages are always put at the start of the problem set. For example, in a test I just did, a set of 40 problems had 15 RC problems at the very start, from only 2 passages. (There are 50 RC questions spread across 8 passages, for an average of 6.25 questions per passage. The range is between 4 - 8 questions per passage.) In 3 other tests, I got 6, 10, and 20 RC problems, so it can vary wildly. Potentially, you could set a separate countdown timer, and adjust it up or down if you get a wildly large or small number of RC questions. Alternatively, set it up in "Study" mode and hit the "Next" button repeatedly to check the question composition before starting the set; the downside of "Study" mode is that it can be distracting to immediately see whether your answer choice is correct or incorrect.

Best wishes with your GMAT Training!