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Hi AndrewN !

Thanks a lot for the advice. I had suspected that the results I was getting weren't on par with the GMAT grading rubric I found online. I'll spend more time on the Quant/Verbal sections and practice all sections (Quant/Verbal/IR/Essay) using official GMAT material (including gmatclub resources).

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Sure thing, gmattaker3397. No one will tell you that you need to study questions outside of the official question pool, particularly for Verbal preparation. I have found that some Quant questions by third parties, none more so than those by GMAT Club, are excellent resources for additional practice if you have worked through, say, one official guide. Word to the wise, though. Unless you are sitting on a 50 in Quant, you should probably stick to 500- or 600-level in-house questions. They have a reputation for being quite difficult, and I agree with that assessment.

Finally, if you did purchase an unused official guide, you should be able to access the Wiley Efficient Learning platform and create practice sets of questions that way. This can be a good way to practice IR questions, to circle back to the original topic of the thread, since those questions do not appear in the printed guide.

Once again, good luck with your studies.

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