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27 Jul 2004, 08:31
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Can somebody kindly help me out on this ?
How similar are the questions in the REAL GMAT as compared to The Official Guide ?
I have been practicing on The Princeton Review CD as well. One observation I was able to make out was the fact that the Questions in OG, no matter how easy or difficult they might be, always have ONE perfect answer and with enough time and preparation one can eliminate the wrong answers.
On the other hand, a lot of the answers to questions on The Princeton Review seem so subtle in difference that sometime it gets difficult to select the right one out.
Now are the questions on the REAL GMAT similar to OG or are they more like PR ?
Thanks ,
Hoping for a prompt reply
How similar are the questions in the REAL GMAT as compared to The Official Guide ?
I have been practicing on The Princeton Review CD as well. One observation I was able to make out was the fact that the Questions in OG, no matter how easy or difficult they might be, always have ONE perfect answer and with enough time and preparation one can eliminate the wrong answers.
On the other hand, a lot of the answers to questions on The Princeton Review seem so subtle in difference that sometime it gets difficult to select the right one out.
Now are the questions on the REAL GMAT similar to OG or are they more like PR ?
Thanks ,
Hoping for a prompt reply
27 Jul 2004, 08:45
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ETS has a remarkable tradition of devising questions that are impossible to dispute once you know the answer
OG questions were used in real GMAT, you can actually find some of these questions in ETS Paper GMAT that has recently been made public
OG questions were used in real GMAT, you can actually find some of these questions in ETS Paper GMAT that has recently been made public
27 Jul 2004, 10:19
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Official Guide 9th ed. p.9
"All questions used to illustrate the various types of verbal and mathematical multiple-choice questions are taken from actual editions of the GMAT administered from June 1990 and January 1997."
Of course, these questions appeared on the paper-based GMAT.
For all of its critics, ETS really does know how to write strong questions that are hard for others to duplicate.
Hjort
"All questions used to illustrate the various types of verbal and mathematical multiple-choice questions are taken from actual editions of the GMAT administered from June 1990 and January 1997."
Of course, these questions appeared on the paper-based GMAT.
For all of its critics, ETS really does know how to write strong questions that are hard for others to duplicate.
Hjort
