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I found a good collection of questions of varying difficulty levels, so wanted to share the question bank with you all. It has 265 questions of all difficulty types (don't have the exact break-up of the number of questions of each level of difficulty though) with explanations at the end of each question. Great for practicing. I found this useful and hope you'll find it useful too
For deriving the best value from the question bank, I believe it would be good to attempt the questions after you have covered the SC rules. Attempt the questions in 6-7 sittings of 40-45 questions each to build stamina and avoid fatigue. Good luck :-D
Source: Few questions are from Kaplan but most are from various other GMAT prep providers.
P.S. - Some of the questions are not formatted properly. This happened while converting the document to a .docx format, but I guess it shouldn't be a problem for practicing
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Will you say most of these questions are close to / from OG sources so that it is worth while practice for someone short of time?
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