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by chillgmat » Mon May 25, 2009 5:19 pm
Hello People... I was just going through the last 50 questions of Data Sufficiency in OG and was very disappointed with my performance.
Is the real GMAT going to be tougher than this?
How should I prepare then.... there is not much quality material available in the market for preparation
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by joostinshu » Tue May 26, 2009 7:18 am
Don't panic. What percentage of the last 50 problems are you completing correctly? Remember that the books are organized by difficulty level and also remember that even top scorers only complete 60-70% of their problems correctly at the 700 level.

I am in a similar boat as you.... 3 days from my exam and scoring about 75% of the last 50 questions in the OG11 correctly.

My approach has been to with certainly be able to complete 500-600 level questions at 100% and then settle for 70% on anything from 600-800. With this strategy I am consistently scoring around Q45-48 on GMATPrep exams.
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