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Hi,
Does anyone know exactly how many RC passages there are in the real full length exam? I've taken simulated tests from Manhattan GMAT and the free GMAT Prep software and felt like the number of RC passages has varied from like 3-5. Is it supposed to vary based on how well you do?
It's helpful to know I think because I wouldn't want to get surprised near the end when I think I'm almost done and I still have a full passage left to read instead of just doing SC or CR.
Thanks in advance!
Does anyone know exactly how many RC passages there are in the real full length exam? I've taken simulated tests from Manhattan GMAT and the free GMAT Prep software and felt like the number of RC passages has varied from like 3-5. Is it supposed to vary based on how well you do?
It's helpful to know I think because I wouldn't want to get surprised near the end when I think I'm almost done and I still have a full passage left to read instead of just doing SC or CR.
Thanks in advance!
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15 Jan 2013, 13:21
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On an average you can expect 4 passages in GMAT. 1 (or 2) with long passages with 4 questions each and remaining 3 (or 2) short passages with 3 questions each. I have been seeing 4 passages (pretty consistent) in their Practice and actual GMAT tests.
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Also, usually one passage does not count and is used as a pilot.
They later examine the results and see if they can use these questions in other exams.
They later examine the results and see if they can use these questions in other exams.
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