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20 Mar 2026, 02:25
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Hello,
Do the difficulty levels of GMAT Club Analytics (easy, medium, hard) correspond to the difficulty levels indicated in the Forum Filters (easy: sub 505-555; medium: 555-655; hard: 655-805+)? I ask this because I noticed that while I completed over 10 hard questions on a specific topic, the Analytics only shows 5 of those questions.
Or maybe this discrepancy is related to the question tags? For instance, if a question has multiple tags (e.g., word problems, percents and interest, fractions and ratios), the Analytics system may assign the question to only one topic. If this is the case, I would like to understand the criteria used by the system to determine which tag is prioritized (e.g., does it choose based on the first tag?).
This information would help me practice a topic effectively and get a clearer picture of my performance in the system. Thank you!
Do the difficulty levels of GMAT Club Analytics (easy, medium, hard) correspond to the difficulty levels indicated in the Forum Filters (easy: sub 505-555; medium: 555-655; hard: 655-805+)? I ask this because I noticed that while I completed over 10 hard questions on a specific topic, the Analytics only shows 5 of those questions.
Or maybe this discrepancy is related to the question tags? For instance, if a question has multiple tags (e.g., word problems, percents and interest, fractions and ratios), the Analytics system may assign the question to only one topic. If this is the case, I would like to understand the criteria used by the system to determine which tag is prioritized (e.g., does it choose based on the first tag?).
This information would help me practice a topic effectively and get a clearer picture of my performance in the system. Thank you!
20 Mar 2026, 09:55
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Perfect question. I will forward this to the Analytics PM who would love to talk to you!
