Where can I get a categorization of questions for each question in OG11? Must I really buy all 8 manhattan prep books in order to find this...
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Category/ difficulty of questions in OG11
Source: Beat The GMAT — GMAT Strategy |
I have never seen any article/document/prep book categorizing each question on OG. So if you do want to categorize (why do you want to do it anyway) then yes you might have to buy the MGMAT books (or borrow it).
Questions in OG-11 are set in order of difficulty. So you can assume that first 3rd are easy, 2nd 3rd are medium and the last 3rd are high difficulty.
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