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Let's find tricks and limits of test makers!

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by vivecan2005 » Sun Jan 03, 2010 1:34 pm
This thread will exclusively work to find the logical structure, tricks, trend etc to achieve not just the great score but more than great score. Test taker like "John1234" have given me the new light to think and to find the limits of those test makers who actually create the question in most complexed and confusing way.

I would love to ask all aspirants or big dreamers to post thier observations not just to find the right answer among A,B,C,D,E options but to find that How question could have simply asked in in simple way and How it was made complexed or complicated or confusing. I mean what additional content was added into a questions to make it complex and complicated.

The goal is to see the difference in a question asked in a simple way and complex way because this difference is the key in getting outstanding score.

Also post if anybody have experienced the difference in difficulty level of verbal questions for 650 score level or 700 Score levelor 760 score level.

I personally believe that GMAT is NOT tough at all but it is presented in way that makes you confuse. I will also focus more on Verbal area instead of Quant because this is where people get stuck and can't achieve beyond 750.
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