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11 Jul 2016, 08:46
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Hello everyone,
I am from Brazil and I've been studying for the GMAT for the last 2 months. In my last GMATPrep CAT I scored 710 (Q48 / V40). It was my second CAT and in the first one I scored 640, about 1 month ago.
At this point, I am going very smoothly and fast through the Easy and Medium quant questions, and I don't have a specific topic that I really need to improve.
I like the OG question Directory in this Forum and it's been very useful for me, but since the majority of the questions are Easy and Medium, I spend too much time searching for the 700+ questions. For this reason, I am desperately looking for a list or a directory of 700+ OFFICIAL questions. Can someone help me?
Thanks
I am from Brazil and I've been studying for the GMAT for the last 2 months. In my last GMATPrep CAT I scored 710 (Q48 / V40). It was my second CAT and in the first one I scored 640, about 1 month ago.
At this point, I am going very smoothly and fast through the Easy and Medium quant questions, and I don't have a specific topic that I really need to improve.
I like the OG question Directory in this Forum and it's been very useful for me, but since the majority of the questions are Easy and Medium, I spend too much time searching for the 700+ questions. For this reason, I am desperately looking for a list or a directory of 700+ OFFICIAL questions. Can someone help me?
Thanks
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11 Jul 2016, 10:47
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This might not be the answer you're looking for, but don't forget that the Official Guide and the Quantitative Review (both from the GMAC) are organized roughly in order of difficulty. If you want super-tough official questions, flip to the back of the Quant sections in those books and start there. The ordering isn't perfect, but that'll give you generally what you're looking for.
Some people say that the OG questions aren't hard enough - in my experience, that's only genuinely true for a small % of those students. If they don't feel hard enough, try doing them with very strict timing, and coming up with your own explanations without looking at the ones in the book...
Some people say that the OG questions aren't hard enough - in my experience, that's only genuinely true for a small % of those students. If they don't feel hard enough, try doing them with very strict timing, and coming up with your own explanations without looking at the ones in the book...
14 Jul 2016, 23:23
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Hi,
Hitting up to 48 is possible with your own maths skills.
When it comes to CAT, CAT scores tend be slightly higher than actual GMAT score, and it's better not to highly rely on CAT score. Contrary to 48, scores of 49-51 require another level of different math skills.
On GMAT Math, you should be strong at solving final hard 4-5 questions which are difficult to solve, in order to hit at least 49 or above. We call them CMT questions (Common Mistake Type). In fact, these hard 4-5 CMT questions are given on actual GMAT. If you get 1-2 questions wrong, you can definitely hit 49. Or, if you get 0-1 questions wrong, you can hit 50-51. So, you should get 3-4 right out of hardest 4-5 questions. These questions usually take 4-5 minutes to solve per question. This is a big pressure because we have to solve 37 questions in 75 minutes. However, with our unique Variable approach for DS and IVY approach for PS, you can easily tackle those difficult questions.
If you're interested, feel free to come visit our website. www.mathrevolution.com
We provide difficult questions on level of 700+ to our member if they need to push themselves further.
If you look for difficult questions of 700+, we can provide our CMT questions. Apart from CMT, focus on studying the key questions, 5 chapters (Integer, statistics, probability,inequality, absolute value), which completes 80% of your study for GMAT. In addition to the key questions, it is greatly helpful to study difficult questions as well.
Happy Studying!
Jin
Math Revolution
Hitting up to 48 is possible with your own maths skills.
When it comes to CAT, CAT scores tend be slightly higher than actual GMAT score, and it's better not to highly rely on CAT score. Contrary to 48, scores of 49-51 require another level of different math skills.
On GMAT Math, you should be strong at solving final hard 4-5 questions which are difficult to solve, in order to hit at least 49 or above. We call them CMT questions (Common Mistake Type). In fact, these hard 4-5 CMT questions are given on actual GMAT. If you get 1-2 questions wrong, you can definitely hit 49. Or, if you get 0-1 questions wrong, you can hit 50-51. So, you should get 3-4 right out of hardest 4-5 questions. These questions usually take 4-5 minutes to solve per question. This is a big pressure because we have to solve 37 questions in 75 minutes. However, with our unique Variable approach for DS and IVY approach for PS, you can easily tackle those difficult questions.
If you're interested, feel free to come visit our website. www.mathrevolution.com
We provide difficult questions on level of 700+ to our member if they need to push themselves further.
If you look for difficult questions of 700+, we can provide our CMT questions. Apart from CMT, focus on studying the key questions, 5 chapters (Integer, statistics, probability,inequality, absolute value), which completes 80% of your study for GMAT. In addition to the key questions, it is greatly helpful to study difficult questions as well.
Happy Studying!
Jin
Math Revolution
