GMAT Prep SC Collection

Somehow in the original file answers were marked in the question options. This made me a little bit uncomfortable to find the right answer choice without getting biased to the marked option. I wanted to get rid of this.

Hence, I've made following changes in the file (of course keeping the other elements intact including the source name!!)

1. Markings have been removed from options. So, you will never know the right answer unless you see the answer section. This will help to attempt question without getting biased to the marked options.

2. The whole questions have been clustered, each having 20 questions. Also bookmarks have been added. This will help to easily navigate between questions and answers.

3. Answers have been put in the same file, but at the bottom. Now one need not to toggle between two files while comparing answers. Now, bookmarks at the left side will help better.

Here are answers to some dangling but important questions:

1. These questions are from the question bank of the GMAT PREP software's 2 free exams. I don't think this is comprehensive, probably the more difficult ones. I think more comprehensive is:
all-gmatprep-questions-quant-verbal-187679.html

2. This is not from GMAT PREP Question Pack 1 or Exam Pack 1 as these need to be bought and gmatclub are not allowed to publish them.

Good luck!

Hi,

I have a rather stupid question to ask. Are GPSC and GPCR files the collection from GmatPrep's free tests? I was wondering if I can refer to them but I haven't taken GmatPrep's tests yet .

Thanks,
CL

Hey CL111

The whole point of not going through these questions is so that you see a score that is
realistic to your ability. If you do these questions before you take the tests (you get 2
free tests with the GMATPrep software) and get the same questions in the test, you will
end up knowing the answer(and marking it right) which causes an inflated score in the test.

GMATPrep tests, if effectively used, can give you a good idea of your current ability to
perform in the GMAT(give or take 30 points).

Hope that helps you!