Assuming one is doing well on the test how many perm, combo, and prob questions should one expect to see. I have taken several of the Kaplan CATs and they start throwing a lot of them at you as soon as you get a few questions right.
I am trying to determine how much time I should spend studying these questions types. I don't want to spend too much time on them if I am only going to see 1 or 2.
Thanks
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You shouldn't expect to see more than a handful of these types of questions on the GMAT, if any. Most people report 2-3 max.ddimes wrote:Assuming one is doing well on the test how many perm, combo, and prob questions should one expect to see. I have taken several of the Kaplan CATs and they start throwing a lot of them at you as soon as you get a few questions right.
I am trying to determine how much time I should spend studying these questions types. I don't want to spend too much time on them if I am only going to see 1 or 2.
Thanks
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