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22 Nov 2024, 12:34
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Looking for guidance on the differences in difficulty. I was very comfortable with Data Insights in mocks and that's my best section. Scored 3 times ~90th percentile and once crashed it to 50th because I got stuck on one TPA for 10 minutes.
However, for the most part I was almost perfect with TPA and Tables/Graphs.
Today I decided to start my "Online Exclusive" OG questions and I'm barely hitting 50% accuracy on easy ones (esp. tables)...
Is the real thing similar to the mocks?
However, for the most part I was almost perfect with TPA and Tables/Graphs.
Today I decided to start my "Online Exclusive" OG questions and I'm barely hitting 50% accuracy on easy ones (esp. tables)...
Is the real thing similar to the mocks?
24 Nov 2024, 21:33
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Hi akwenok,
You don't need to worry about small sets of questions, as there will always be some variation in accuracy. Instead, focus on analysing your mistakes and learning from them. As for your question about the mocks, the official practice tests are very good (but not perfect). The bottom line is that your 3x90% scores mean that you're quite strong at DI, and your performance there most likely outweighs whatever happened recently on those OG questions.
26 Nov 2024, 08:32
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Hi akwenok,
I agree that since you scored 90th percentile in DI on three official mocks, you are clearly very good in GMAT DI. That said, rather than worrying about the difficulty levels of the OG questions, just use your wrong answers as opportunities to learn from your mistakes and improve your DI skills even further. If you can do that and be confident when taking the GMAT, there is no reason why you can't score well in DI questions on test day.
I agree that since you scored 90th percentile in DI on three official mocks, you are clearly very good in GMAT DI. That said, rather than worrying about the difficulty levels of the OG questions, just use your wrong answers as opportunities to learn from your mistakes and improve your DI skills even further. If you can do that and be confident when taking the GMAT, there is no reason why you can't score well in DI questions on test day.
