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GMAT Official Review 11th Edition Questions (DS)

Problem Solving — algebra and arithmetic
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by Adevas » Mon May 25, 2009 1:16 pm
I have a question.

I have completed all 156 questions for practice, but i was puzzled in the last 30 questions. Do they get 'progressively' harder in the book? where the last questions are 'more' challenging than the earlier and midsection?


I was averaging 8.5/10 on every 10 questions, the last 30 i was average 5/10 correct. I'm not sure if I am actually regressing or the difficulty is harder.

thanks for you help.
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by VP_Jim » Mon May 25, 2009 1:32 pm
Yes, the questions in the OG do indeed progress from easy to hard in terms of level of difficulty for each section, so don't worry, you did not "regress" when you had trouble on the later problems.

Good luck!
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by Adevas » Mon May 25, 2009 1:36 pm
Ahh Thanks Jim

With 6 more days to go for the big show, last thing i need is regression!

Now if i increase my SC correct average in the next 5 days, that would put me in a very good spot!

Studying GMAT in 3 weeks. Highly NOT Reccomended
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by VP_Jim » Mon May 25, 2009 2:04 pm
Adevas wrote: Studying GMAT in 3 weeks. Highly NOT Reccomended
Agreed!
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Re: GMAT Official Review 11th Edition Questions (DS)

by tianth » Sun Jun 07, 2009 11:16 pm
hi jim i went throug out the sites but could find the book og 11 edition with the sentence correction section only, will you help me to get the full edition of og 11 edition link.
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by gmattering » Sat Jun 13, 2009 11:33 pm
VP_Jim wrote:
Adevas wrote: Studying GMAT in 3 weeks. Highly NOT Reccomended
Agreed!
Haa. that was what i planned to do in order to rush for a deadline for 2009 intake at a university. Was quite confident till i came across this forum and saw the questions and then realized i have a lot to prepare if i gonna score in the high percentile!

guess gonna burn USD20 bucks to reschedule my GMAT to year-end and miss the 2009 intake!
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