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What are some non-official resources for DI similar to real exam? Any thoughts on Experts’ Global mocks?

k11work · Answer

GMAT Club Tests have some really good DI Questions.

yc168 · Answer

Hi  melodicschool ,

Have you exhausted all the official questions, including the main OG, the DI Review, and the Official DI Practice Question Pack that you can purchase additionally?

melodicschool · Answer

Hi yc168, I’m about to finish them in a day or 2. I was also practicing using Focus tests on gmatclub, but sometimes I find it a bit hard and I have never been able to score more than 82 in them.

melodicschool · Answer

melodicschool · Answer

Hi yc168, I’m about to finish them in a day or 2. I was also practicing using Focus tests on gmatclub, but sometimes I find it a bit hard and I have never been able to score more than 82 in them.

yc168 · Answer

Hi, kudos for working hard.

I just came across a recent post that had some comments on the Experts' Global mocks: What to Do When You Run Out of Official GMAT Mocks There was another post discussing using Forum Quiz to create a large number of DI practice sets: Forum Quiz helped to improve DI score In the forum quiz, you can access DI questions from 3rd-party GMAT Prep companies such as Manhattan, Veritas, Kaplan, etc. While the questions may be a bit old (most are probably from the era when DI (or Integrated Reasoning, IR) was part of the Executive Assessment and DS was part of Quant), I personally feel the quality of questions can be decent, although not 100% like Official questions. Once you start getting into non-official questions (especially for DI and Verbal), I think the point is really just to get exposure to more questions and practice your timing, etc. The sectional score or accuracy become less reliable in my view.

melodicschool · Answer

Thanks a lot!

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