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17 Jun 2018, 09:50
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Some tutor once told me (I dont want to disclose his name since the idea is not to attack him, in case what he said was wrong), that the GMAT exam has a different set for each country, and hence the GMAT you will get in India will be different from that you will get in USA) And that the quant questions that come in the Indian exam are much more difficult than the ones that you get in other countries
Is this true?
Are the questions that we have in GMAT club easier than what will get in the real exam, particularly in the quant section?
Is this true?
Are the questions that we have in GMAT club easier than what will get in the real exam, particularly in the quant section?
17 Jun 2018, 10:37
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Hey RahulS90 ,
Welcome to GMATClub
The answer to your question is NO.
GMAT test is same all over the world. The questions pool you will see at a particular moment would be more or less same for another person sitting at the opposite end of the world. Same goes for Quant. If non natives have the advantage of good quant skills then natives have the advantage of great verbal skills. If your tutor's point would have been valid, then natives would have always been the very high scorers but that is not true.
If you mean questions that we have in GMATClub tests, then again the answer is NO. Infact, the questions you will see here are a bit harder than the actual exam. And this is in your favor only. When you learn harder questions, you get to understand the twists in the questions that GMAT usually tests.
I hope that helps.
Welcome to GMATClub
The answer to your question is NO.
GMAT test is same all over the world. The questions pool you will see at a particular moment would be more or less same for another person sitting at the opposite end of the world. Same goes for Quant. If non natives have the advantage of good quant skills then natives have the advantage of great verbal skills. If your tutor's point would have been valid, then natives would have always been the very high scorers but that is not true.
If you mean questions that we have in GMATClub tests, then again the answer is NO. Infact, the questions you will see here are a bit harder than the actual exam. And this is in your favor only. When you learn harder questions, you get to understand the twists in the questions that GMAT usually tests.
I hope that helps.
