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28 Jan 2010, 09:59
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I understand it is made to be harder than the real one and people there is a link to the gmat test scores compared to real scores. My question is this - what level are these questions in general? Is it designed to be a person who has answer most questions right or just a bunch of medium to hard questions? I know it is not adaptive but just curious on the timing aspect and the perceived difficulty of the questions... thanks!
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28 Jan 2010, 10:10
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The questions in GMAT Club Tests are mostly difficult with exception of some easier ones. The difficulty level of our Tests is definitely higher than that of real GMAT questions.
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28 Jan 2010, 10:17
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So these questions more or less reflect a person on a CAT who is getting almost every single math question correct? thanks.
