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15 Oct 2009, 00:48
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I had an idea to improve the GMAT Club tests. Its more of an organization tool than test content.
If the testmakers were to make question categories (similar to the hardest questions category) for every type of question included in the 25 tests. Then if someone wanted to just practice number properties for example, they could click on the link, and they may have 100 questions or so on number properties that they can work through. I think a lot of people are just going through the problems at this point to better understand the formulas/content, etc. I think they are great as is, but I think this would allow people to focus on their weaknesses a little better. I find that with a lot of questions in any given test, I have the concepts down really well, and then I hit a few tough ones. This would maximize people's time in studying. Sorry if the paragraph is hard to follow...I am tired at this point of the evening.
If the testmakers were to make question categories (similar to the hardest questions category) for every type of question included in the 25 tests. Then if someone wanted to just practice number properties for example, they could click on the link, and they may have 100 questions or so on number properties that they can work through. I think a lot of people are just going through the problems at this point to better understand the formulas/content, etc. I think they are great as is, but I think this would allow people to focus on their weaknesses a little better. I find that with a lot of questions in any given test, I have the concepts down really well, and then I hit a few tough ones. This would maximize people's time in studying. Sorry if the paragraph is hard to follow...I am tired at this point of the evening.
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15 Oct 2009, 01:01
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Thank you very much for the suggestion! You know, we already have all the questions tagged with the category. We are working on making the functionality you mentioned available. It may take some time but we'll surely introduce this feature in the future.
Thanks again. +1
Thanks again. +1
15 Oct 2009, 02:00
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That would be great. When you say that they are already tagged, does that mean for internal purposes (i.e. I can't access the questions by type as of yet)? Just want to make sure as I will probably be done with the GMAT (hoping 
) by the time that functionality if rolled out...thanks for all your hard work!
) by the time that functionality if rolled out...thanks for all your hard work! 
. Good luck with your Prep!
