A few more points that may matter for someone taking the test. Sorry for making these posts in part.
Now we can expect to get more than one long passage. In the classic GMAT the pattern in the RC remained as follow:
3 Short passages having 3 questions each (3x3=9)
1 Long passage having four questions (4)
Total questions 13
But in the focus edition I did 4 iterations and got different results
Scenario 12 Long passages with 4 questions each and 2 short passages with 3 questions each total 14 RC questions and 9 CR questions.
Scenario 21 Long passages with 4 questions and 2 short passages with 3 questions each total 10 RC questions and 13 CR questions.
My concluding remarks:
The number of RC and CR questions varies.
The number of PS questions remain same.
The number of DI question (type-wise) varies.
The number of MSR questions ranges 3-6
Table analysis question could be tested least. 2-3 questions at average.
The number of Two-Part analysis question can varies in the range of 4-6.
I am attaching a file containing the results of 4 iteration of the GMAT Prep Focus.
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