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how many PS or DS questions should i expect?

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by mopatches » Fri Apr 02, 2010 2:11 pm
I always thought it'd be 18-19 Qs for both, then i looked at the manhattan gmat practice CATs i took, and noticed that i got 22 PS Qs and 15 DS Qs on ALL 4 CATs i took so far.

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by papgust » Fri Apr 02, 2010 6:44 pm
Moving to GMAT Math!

You could expect from 15 to 18 DS questions in my opinion. You never really know. MGMAT is not always precise in the distribution of questions. MGMAT always gives 12 RC questions, whereas you can see 13 or 14 RC questions in GMATPrep.
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by Testluv » Sat Apr 03, 2010 12:31 am
Well, according to Kaplan, you get about 15 DS, and about 22 PS.

In verbal, you can expect about 16 SCs, 14 RCs (2 long passages with 4 questions each, and 2 shorter passages with 3 questions each), and 11 CRs.

There may be some variation but there shouldn't be too much.
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