Special Questions' Directory

Most of you are likely acquainted with the typical GMAT question types, such as Number Properties, Remainders, and Overlapping Sets, which are all covered in our questions bank. However, occasionally you may encounter a question on the test that doesn't fit neatly into these established categories. Such questions might involve a combination of different concepts or represent a subcategory of a broader topic. These non-standard questions tend to be more challenging and may demand unconventional methods or specialized skills to solve. The following list contains examples of such questions:

1. Units digits, exponents, remainders problems

2. Shaded Region Problems
3. 3-D Geometry Questions
4. Probability and Geometry
5. Properties of Polygons Questions
6. Coordinate Geometry: Questions on the Area of an Enclosed Region


7. Operations/functions defining algebraic/arithmetic expressions
8. Symbols Representing Arithmetic Operation
9. Rounding Functions
10. Various Functions

11. Conversion problems

12. Standard Deviation

13. Trailing Zeros
14. Power of a number in a factorial

15. Age Problems

16. Special Numbers and Sequences

17. Compound Interest Problems

18. Constructing Numbers, Codes and Passwords
19. Letter Arrangements in Words
20. Seating Arrangements in a Row and around a Table
21. DISTRIBUTING ITEMS/PEOPLE/NUMBERS... (QUESTION COLLECTION)

22. C-Trap Questions

23. Worst Case Scenario Questions

24. Terminating and Recurring Decimals

25. Addition/Subtraction/Multiplication Tables

26. Trickiest Inequality Questions Type: Confusing Ranges.

27. All the Different Types of Distance/Rate Problems

28. Determining number of digits

Please suggest other special categories you are interested to see here. Thank you.
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