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Sorry for the odd topic name, I am trying to improve my score slightly in the GMAT quant section as I am scoring outside the 60th percentile.
Would these kind of questions be at the level given in the OG or are they more advanced?
Also, when someone says 700 level questions, are these generally for people trying to score Q48+?
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47-48 is around 70th - 75th percentile. OG has questions of all levels - some basic, some advanced. Usually, when people say 700 level, I don't think they have a raw score in mind but they mean to say that it is one of the tough ones. The 700 score is approximately the 90% percentile.
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