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GMAT SETS versus Redo OG

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by sudipto » Sat Nov 22, 2008 12:14 pm
Hi Folks,

I just have 2 weeks left for the exam - one of my friends gave me these bunch of questions called GMAT SETS (31 in all) and asked me to do those instead of redoing OG (I already did them once and scoring 720-740 in GMATPrep).

Any idea if doing the SETS instead of OG will be a good idea ?

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Sudipto
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BE SURE TO DO OG

by mww7786 » Sun Nov 23, 2008 2:14 pm
I have seen those sets, where there are a lot of errors in the explanations, and answers.

You should cozy up with the OG verbal.

Eliminate to 2 answers. Pick the least offensive. Go over all explanations to familiarize with the logic. Those sets are old GMATs from 2004-2005. There could be 1 question doubtful if any on real exam.

Therefore, hit the OG!!!!
Q 44 V 28 AWA 6 HELP?
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