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Concentration: Technology, General Management
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GMAT 1: 680 Q48 V35
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Schools: XLRI GM"18 ISB '17 (M) NTU '17 (S) Simon '18 (S) Olin '18 (S) Boston U '18 (S) Carlson '18 (II)
GMAT 1: 680 Q48 V35
Posts: 98
19 Jun 2015, 12:12
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Hi Everybody,
First of all, I would like to wish every body all the very best for their GMAT preparation.
Indeed i sometimes wonder what would the world be without the GMATCLUB forum for all those seriously trying to give the GMAT exam.
I have been a passive member of this forum and hence thought about getting out some thing that would be useful for all those who are looking out for some handy question sets for practice.
In this regard, I have prepared Verbal Question sets consisting of 41 Questions from all categories tested (CR/SC/RC) and in the process of preparing question sets. These are all the questions picked up from the GMAT prep exams. To be even more exact, picked up from one our gmat club members post (carcass) ->
all-gmatprep-questions-quant-verbal-187679.html
I have framed these question sets based on the order of questions that i received in one of the GMAT prep mock test that I recently attempted.
Couple of points to note:
a) All questions are questions picked up from the above forum post from carcass. As these questions have been categorized as past gmat prep questions, I am assume that to be true.
b) As obvious it may be, these questions DO NOT FOLLOW the adaptive nature of the questions that appear on the actual GMAT.
c) The idea of rolling out these questions as Question sets consisting of 41Q is to prepare ourselves for the marathon of 41 questions in 75 minutes. This question sets is just an attempt to solve the GMAT prep question sets as mock but not to predict your score on the actual exam.
d) some of these question sets may carry all questions that may be difficult and some of them could all be easy. So don't start predicting some thing about your score from these question sets. These are just to get your mind adjusted to see different types of question on the actual exam and how we fare on the retired GMAT questions.
Most Important Point:
The key to all the questions are 99.99999999% correct. However I still hold 0.00000001% in my favor. Please let me know if for some questions you find the key to be incorrect.
I can immediately cross check and correct them in the document if they are wrong.
Now for the final and another important point.
If you do appreciate this attempt from my side and like these question sets prepared, I would request everybody to pass on some kudos. (Yes, I need them badly...!!!!)
All the best to everybody.
Vijay
First of all, I would like to wish every body all the very best for their GMAT preparation.
Indeed i sometimes wonder what would the world be without the GMATCLUB forum for all those seriously trying to give the GMAT exam.
I have been a passive member of this forum and hence thought about getting out some thing that would be useful for all those who are looking out for some handy question sets for practice.
In this regard, I have prepared Verbal Question sets consisting of 41 Questions from all categories tested (CR/SC/RC) and in the process of preparing question sets. These are all the questions picked up from the GMAT prep exams. To be even more exact, picked up from one our gmat club members post (carcass) ->
all-gmatprep-questions-quant-verbal-187679.html
I have framed these question sets based on the order of questions that i received in one of the GMAT prep mock test that I recently attempted.
Couple of points to note:
a) All questions are questions picked up from the above forum post from carcass. As these questions have been categorized as past gmat prep questions, I am assume that to be true.
b) As obvious it may be, these questions DO NOT FOLLOW the adaptive nature of the questions that appear on the actual GMAT.
c) The idea of rolling out these questions as Question sets consisting of 41Q is to prepare ourselves for the marathon of 41 questions in 75 minutes. This question sets is just an attempt to solve the GMAT prep question sets as mock but not to predict your score on the actual exam.
d) some of these question sets may carry all questions that may be difficult and some of them could all be easy. So don't start predicting some thing about your score from these question sets. These are just to get your mind adjusted to see different types of question on the actual exam and how we fare on the retired GMAT questions.
Most Important Point:
The key to all the questions are 99.99999999% correct. However I still hold 0.00000001% in my favor. Please let me know if for some questions you find the key to be incorrect.
I can immediately cross check and correct them in the document if they are wrong.
Now for the final and another important point.
If you do appreciate this attempt from my side and like these question sets prepared, I would request everybody to pass on some kudos. (Yes, I need them badly...!!!!)
All the best to everybody.
Vijay
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