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by jtlaw83 » Wed Nov 16, 2011 6:36 am
Does anyone do the daily question offered by GMAT Hacks. I notice I get a lot of these questions right but they don't seem all that difficult. Does anyone know what kind of difficulty range these questions are in? Thanks!
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by ariz » Wed Nov 16, 2011 8:42 pm
I just discovered the site and subscribed to their daily questions myself. Looking forward to it :)

Not sure about its difficulty, but in one of the articles at the site I remember reading something along the line that it is more important to master a concept rather than to just know it, and it takes mastery over many concepts to do well on GMAT. I'm with him on this
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