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23 May 2006, 10:25
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Guys,
I've been spending some time in the last 2 days on OG 10, and the Quant questions seem to be very easy. I may be mistaken because I've seen questions till about 200 (out of 4xx) but can someone knowledgeable tell me if there's any point doing those questions? Do they even come close to the actual GMAT standard? Many of them can be solved without pencil and paper.
I'd appreciate a quick reply.
Thanks,
Kapslock
I've been spending some time in the last 2 days on OG 10, and the Quant questions seem to be very easy. I may be mistaken because I've seen questions till about 200 (out of 4xx) but can someone knowledgeable tell me if there's any point doing those questions? Do they even come close to the actual GMAT standard? Many of them can be solved without pencil and paper.
I'd appreciate a quick reply.
Thanks,
Kapslock
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23 May 2006, 11:08
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thats true. OG questions are pretty easy except a very few. yes, they resemble the real gmat questions. you would be better if you spend more time on verbal section.
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I do not know your learning curve but if those questions seem to you very easy do not waste your time.
They are needed only for basics, for those people who face GMAT the first time.
OG 11 is much better than 10 one.
They are needed only for basics, for those people who face GMAT the first time.
OG 11 is much better than 10 one.
