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Request : 600-700 level questions
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I would like to know if there is an offline collection of all the 600-700 level difficulty quant questions? I tried searching but I couldn't find anything although there might be a chance I overlooked a result. I believe that before I aim higher than 46 in quant, I must be able to comfortably deal with 600-700 level questions first.
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Re: Request : 600-700 level questions
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dchan wrote:
I would like to know if there is an offline collection of all the 600-700 level difficulty quant questions? I tried searching but I couldn't find anything although there might be a chance I overlooked a result. I believe that before I aim higher than 46 in quant, I must be able to comfortably deal with 600-700 level questions first.
Thx
Thx
All questions by category and difficulty: viewforumtags.php
PS Question Directory by Topic and Difficulty: gmat-ps-question-directory-by-topic-difficulty-127957.html
DS Question Directory by Topic and Difficulty: ds-question-directory-by-topic-difficulty-128728.html
Hope it helps.
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Re: Request : 600-700 level questions
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Hi,
Thank you for all the questions and their categorization. It is quite helpful. May I ask if there is a collection of questions, readily available, that is 600-650? Then I could take it one step at a time. At the moment for example the below 600 are quite easy for me, and I am not very stable in those around 650. So, before moving on to the 650-700 range I would like to look into questions around 600-650.
Unless you think there is no reason for that and the 600-700 should be fine.
Thank you for all the questions and their categorization. It is quite helpful. May I ask if there is a collection of questions, readily available, that is 600-650? Then I could take it one step at a time. At the moment for example the below 600 are quite easy for me, and I am not very stable in those around 650. So, before moving on to the 650-700 range I would like to look into questions around 600-650.
Unless you think there is no reason for that and the 600-700 should be fine.
