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Are You Up For The Challenge: 700 Level Questions

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Bunuel · Accepted Answer

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DonVito · Answer

Thank you for this thread  Bunuel  Sir, these are some of the very good questions. Gratitude.

LevanKhukhunashvili · Answer

This is what advanced students need. More 700+ questions. Thank you, sir  Bunuel 
Hope anyone can do the same thing in SC and CR

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grassbird · Answer

Amazing stuff, thank you Master Bunuel!

Gaudapada · Answer

Hi bunuel. Thanks for this list. Can you tell me what is the source of the questions. Will it interfere with gmat prep?

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Bunuel · Answer

The questions come from many different sources. There are several questions from GMAT Prep but not many.

Gaudapada · Answer

Hi Bunuel. I really like these questions. Is there a way to sort them by question topic?

Bunuel · Answer

Not really. But you can sort ALL 700-level questions by category using our filters (check the image below) or via  Our Questions' Bank .

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SanskritiC · Answer

Thanks Master Bunuel!

Is it still relevant for GMAT FE?

Bunuel · Answer

If the question does not have a geometry or out of scope tag, then yes.

Faszbendarr · Answer

Hey  Bunuel ,

I am thinking of practicing for Quants using this entire thread for the next few days. Would that be a good strategy to prepare for the GMAT?

I'm aware of the filters we can set on the forum too. What do you recommend would be the best way to prepare for Quants? Would love to get your insight on the same.

Thank you.

Faszbendarr · Answer

Hey  Bunuel ,

I am thinking of practicing for Quants using this entire thread for the next few days. Would that be a good strategy to prepare for the GMAT?

I'm aware of the filters we can set on the forum too. What do you recommend would be the best way to prepare for Quants? Would love to get your insight on the same.

Thank you.

Bunuel · Answer

The specific answer to your question depends on several factors, such as your current level, your target score, and the areas you find most challenging. However, in general, practicing high-quality Quant questions using the forum filters, carefully reviewing solutions, and maintaining an error log to track and analyze your mistakes is a very effective way to improve your Quant performance.

Faszbendarr · Answer

Thanks for your response,  Bunuel .

I understand what you are trying to tell me here, and my focus right now is to practice and time myself against tough questions. Should I go ahead and practice this thread over setting filters for 700+ level questions? I mean will that be a good thing to do?

Since I'm not sure of the sources of the questions in here plus the bigger disadvantage is I don't see solutions provided by you here (I absolutely admire your solutions).

Bunuel · Answer

Yes, in general, practicing high-quality questions under timed conditions is beneficial.

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