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24 Feb 2026, 23:03
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Hi ,
I had prepared for GMAT long back in classic version
its good that SC is removed now
i am planning to restart my prep again & need feedback from new takers who had a transit from classic to FE
especially DI , should we prepare extra or Qunats & verbal prep is enough ?
Regards,
Naveen G
I had prepared for GMAT long back in classic version
its good that SC is removed now
i am planning to restart my prep again & need feedback from new takers who had a transit from classic to FE
especially DI , should we prepare extra or Qunats & verbal prep is enough ?
Regards,
Naveen G
27 Feb 2026, 04:45
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naveeng15
Welcome back to the GMAT! I hope your stay isn't too long.
To answer your question about DI prep - you will need to prepare separately for this section. While it's commonly noted that DI is a combination of Verbal and Quant skills, that is slightly misleading. Sure, the skills might be the same but the applications are totally different.
I suggest you get started with Quant and Verbal prep for a few weeks before you proceed with DI preparation. Having a grip on VA and QA concepts will definitely carry you through many DI questions.
Feel free to reach out for any further questions!
Aakkash Singh
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27 Feb 2026, 05:09
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Thanks for the update @Aakkashsingh
Hope to complete GMAT soon
Hope to complete GMAT soon
