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I agree that the GMAT quant could be more difficult than the OG but we have to put things into perspective. I agree that even at the 48 or less Q score you could find the OG PS section easier than the actual exam. However, the last 60 DS question is what I am referring to. Did you not find that section very hard? I would tend to say that those questions are of the 46 to 51 difficulty level. The OG could be a good reference check for any person in the low 40s or less.
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Information about all OG questions are in in the spreadsheet attached to the link below. This categorizes all the questions in OG 10 in to three bins easy, medium and hard. The questions in the OG are not in any particular order of difficulty as you can see from this spreadsheet.

https://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=13658

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i agree on the last 60 DS. I was at around 8/10 before them and on those i'll miss 5 in a row and my hit rate is more like 5-6/10. it is a pretty drastic change. I am no where near a quant guru like most of the guys on this board. im assuming ill get 43-44 with a 46-47 if God is on my side. my success rate in og has been 8-9/10 PS (i have 100 problems left) and 8/10 DS except for the last 60 DS. I also just finished Kaplans GRE/GMAT Math for a 2nd time and was at around 90% on the med & hard questions. now im wondering how hard that book really is. hopefully im in the 44+ range. i guess ill find out soon enough
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just to update you. i finished OG and although that spreadsheet lists difficulty the last 100 in each section were definitely tougher than the rest of the PS & DS sections. maybe its bc the hard questions appear more in those last 100. who knows.
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If I decide to create an online session for myself at the website , selecting only Medium and Hard difficulty level questions. Does this map to the difficulty level of the actual GMAT ( 46-51 )?
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If I decide to create an online session for myself at the website , selecting only Medium and Hard difficulty level questions. Does this map to the difficulty level of the actual GMAT ( 46-51 )?
Not precisely. The easy/medium/hard categorization is quite broad, and it is best not to try to make it more specific. The GMAT also doesn't measure difficulty on the 6-51 scale. That's just the scaled score that is exposed to the test taker. The internal scale is continuous, not discrete.
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I wouldnt miss out the easiest ones too..because you could encounter a topic which you are not familiar with or not good at and the excersise helps you get better at those.
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