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QUESTION REPETITION IN OFFICIAL MOCKS
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23 Jul 2023, 07:19
23 Jul 2023, 07:19
Hi Experts, I think this question has been asked many times but I'm asking again for some clarification:
I'm scoring round 700-730 in Official Mocks including Official Mocks 1&2 and recently purchased Official Mocks 3&4
Q48 to Q50 and verbal V38 to V40 but now I'm seeing some repeated questions in official mocks.. I've 5-6 days left for my GMAT Exam.. what would be ideal to do in these days .. I don't want to purchase Official Mocks 5&6 to gauge my performance as I don't have that much time.. I think I should only revise what I've studied.. please guide me
I'm getting questions repeated from GMATCLUB.. I thought GMATPREP QUESTIONS in GMATCLUB were only from question bank of 1&2.
I found 1 RC passage that I had already seen and 1 SC question.
I remembered answer
My attempts so far
Official Mock 1: 710 no repets
Official Mock 2: 730 4-5 repeat
Official Mock 3: 700 no repets
Official Mock 4: 720 4 question repeats
Please guide me: Target score 750+
bb, GMATNinja, MartyTargetTestPrep
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I'm scoring round 700-730 in Official Mocks including Official Mocks 1&2 and recently purchased Official Mocks 3&4
Q48 to Q50 and verbal V38 to V40 but now I'm seeing some repeated questions in official mocks.. I've 5-6 days left for my GMAT Exam.. what would be ideal to do in these days .. I don't want to purchase Official Mocks 5&6 to gauge my performance as I don't have that much time.. I think I should only revise what I've studied.. please guide me
I'm getting questions repeated from GMATCLUB.. I thought GMATPREP QUESTIONS in GMATCLUB were only from question bank of 1&2.
I found 1 RC passage that I had already seen and 1 SC question.
I remembered answer
My attempts so far
Official Mock 1: 710 no repets
Official Mock 2: 730 4-5 repeat
Official Mock 3: 700 no repets
Official Mock 4: 720 4 question repeats
Please guide me: Target score 750+
bb, GMATNinja, MartyTargetTestPrep
Posted from my mobile device
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QUESTION REPETITION IN OFFICIAL MOCKS
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23 Jul 2023, 07:31
23 Jul 2023, 07:31
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kuldeepkrlhd wrote:
Hi Experts, I think this question has been asked many times but I'm asking again for some clarification:
I'm scoring round 700-730 in Official Mocks including Official Mocks 1&2 and recently purchased Official Mocks 3&4
Q48 to Q50 and verbal V38 to V40 but now I'm seeing some repeated questions in official mocks.. I've 5-6 days left for my GMAT Exam.. what would be ideal to do in these days .. I don't want to purchase Official Mocks 5&6 to gauge my performance as I don't have that much time.. I think I should only revise what I've studied.. please guide me
I'm getting questions repeated from GMATCLUB.. I thought GMATPREP QUESTIONS in GMATCLUB were only from question bank of 1&2.
I found 1 RC passage that I had already seen and 1 SC question.
I remembered answer
My attempts so far
Official Mock 1: 710 no repets
Official Mock 2: 730 4-5 repeat
Official Mock 3: 700 no repets
Official Mock 4: 720 4 question repeats
Please guide me: Target score 750+
bb, GMATNinja, MartyTargetTestPrep
Posted from my mobile device
I'm scoring round 700-730 in Official Mocks including Official Mocks 1&2 and recently purchased Official Mocks 3&4
Q48 to Q50 and verbal V38 to V40 but now I'm seeing some repeated questions in official mocks.. I've 5-6 days left for my GMAT Exam.. what would be ideal to do in these days .. I don't want to purchase Official Mocks 5&6 to gauge my performance as I don't have that much time.. I think I should only revise what I've studied.. please guide me
I'm getting questions repeated from GMATCLUB.. I thought GMATPREP QUESTIONS in GMATCLUB were only from question bank of 1&2.
I found 1 RC passage that I had already seen and 1 SC question.
I remembered answer
My attempts so far
Official Mock 1: 710 no repets
Official Mock 2: 730 4-5 repeat
Official Mock 3: 700 no repets
Official Mock 4: 720 4 question repeats
Please guide me: Target score 750+
bb, GMATNinja, MartyTargetTestPrep
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kuldeepkrlhd Sharing my two cents on this topic - The questions tagged as GMAT Prep are the ones that appear in the Official Mocks (1 to 6).
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I'm getting questions repeated from GMATCLUB.. I thought GMATPREP QUESTIONS in GMATCLUB were only from question bank of 1&2.
This information is partially correct. Yes! few questions from the GMAT™ Official Practice Questions 1 and GMAT™ Official Practice Questions 2 are tagged under GMAT Prep ( I would rather put them as incorrectly tagged under GMAT Prep as we don't have a separate tag available), but most of the questions with that tag are the questions from Official Mocks. Hence, if you practice questions that are tagged 'GMAT Prep', you can likely see some repeats in the Official Mocks.
Hope that clarifies!
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Re: QUESTION REPETITION IN OFFICIAL MOCKS
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23 Jul 2023, 07:51
23 Jul 2023, 07:51
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Hi kuldeepkrlhd.
5 days is enough time to keep strengthening weaker areas and improve overall accuracy, and the best way to do both is to use the streaks method to master one topic at a time.
I discuss how to use the streaks method in this post.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-practic ... 56936.html
5 days is enough time to keep strengthening weaker areas and improve overall accuracy, and the best way to do both is to use the streaks method to master one topic at a time.
I discuss how to use the streaks method in this post.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-practic ... 56936.html
