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As already stated many times on this forum ... these guides form a key component of any GMAT preparation strategy.
One question I have is about the difficulty level of the questions. My understanding is that the questions in the books are ordered from easy to difficult.
So, I am assuming that the first 1/3 of questions will be easy (below 500 type questions), next 1/3 will be of medium difficulty (500-650), and final 1/3 will of high difficulty (650+).
Is this assumption correct ?
Has anyone seen or come across anything which actually has classified each of the questions in terms of difficulty level ?
Thanks in advance.
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One question I have is about the difficulty level of the questions. My understanding is that the questions in the books are ordered from easy to difficult.
So, I am assuming that the first 1/3 of questions will be easy (below 500 type questions), next 1/3 will be of medium difficulty (500-650), and final 1/3 will of high difficulty (650+).
Is this assumption correct ?
Has anyone seen or come across anything which actually has classified each of the questions in terms of difficulty level ?
Thanks in advance.
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