prachich1987 wrote:Hello,

Those who are member of gmatclub must be knowing that there are many brutal sc documents available to download.
Are these questions worth doing or it will be just a wastage of time considering the difficulty level.....

Please advise!!!

oye stay away from brutal sc that too so close to ur exam, there are a few mistakes in the ques and u might get mixed up, the only way to best utilize brutals is to copy paste them on google and then solve with the correct version of the question and the discussions from people....but u dnt hv time for this

bblast wrote:

prachich1987 wrote:Hello,

Those who are member of gmatclub must be knowing that there are many brutal sc documents available to download.
Are these questions worth doing or it will be just a wastage of time considering the difficulty level.....

Please advise!!!

oye stay away from brutal sc that too so close to ur exam, there are a few mistakes in the ques and u might get mixed up, the only way to best utilize brutals is to copy paste them on google and then solve with the correct version of the question and the discussions from people....but u dnt hv time for this

This is great advice. Your foundation for all things should be what's in the OG; as you achieve greater mastery over sub-topics, exploring other sources can really deepen your knowledge. Handling sources known to have errors is definitely high-end activity, and should only be done when you have the time, confidence, and support to navigate those sources.