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Hello, everyone.
I'm retaking the GMAT next weekend and want to get additional practice in, especially for the math parts. I can dedicate roughly 30-40 hours this week and want to focus on one.
Which of these 2 resources will be more beneficial? Should I go through both?
Thanks everyone for your help in advanced.
Note: I'm finishing up all question in OG13 and should be done tonight. I can definitely benefit from more practice throughout this week though.
I'm retaking the GMAT next weekend and want to get additional practice in, especially for the math parts. I can dedicate roughly 30-40 hours this week and want to focus on one.
Which of these 2 resources will be more beneficial? Should I go through both?
Thanks everyone for your help in advanced.
Note: I'm finishing up all question in OG13 and should be done tonight. I can definitely benefit from more practice throughout this week though.
22 Jun 2015, 23:22
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go for question pack 1, the questions are from more recent administrations of the gmat compared to the quant review book. one option is to create practice sets from the question pool and do them in a fixed time. for example, you can choose 37 questions from the quant pool of mixed difficulties(see the image) and attempt them in 75 min. you won't get an actual score but will be good practice for doing it under pressure.
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go for question pack 1, the questions are from more recent administrations of the gmat compared to the quant review book. one option is to create practice sets from the question pool and do them in a fixed time. for example, you can choose 37 questions from the quant pool of mixed difficulties(see the image) and attempt them in 75 min. you won't get an actual score but will be good practice for doing it under pressure.
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Question pack 1 is a collection of problems retired by GMAC and is representative of the level of understanding and difficulty of actual GMAT. Definitely go for question pack 1.
What level are you currently on in terms of the scaled quant score? If you are already at a q45+, questions in the quant review 2nd edition will be easy in difficulty and thus you might get a false sense of comfort.
What level are you currently on in terms of the scaled quant score? If you are already at a q45+, questions in the quant review 2nd edition will be easy in difficulty and thus you might get a false sense of comfort.
