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Maximum Difficulty Question

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by GMATPREP22 » Thu Feb 03, 2011 12:17 am
Hi,

I plan to beat GMAT with in next 1 month and wants to know the benchmark for "Maximum Difficulty Question". i feel that questions in OG or in other sources ranges from easy to difficult. if i get an idea for maximum difficulty that would help to do other problems with ease.

i am looking benchmark for CR, SC, RC as well as math. i think questions in OG gives that benchmark. or will it be 25% more difficulty than OG (12th edition) questions in actual GMAT test.? .

I got this doubt when i did CR part in OG (12th edition) with ease. i doubt will that be that easy in actually GMAT or am i really studied well ?? :!: Really i dont know.....

your inputs please.

thanks

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by karanrulz4ever » Thu Feb 03, 2011 10:16 pm
Congratulations on doing the CR questions in OG easily. Some of them are the 700+ level you might face on the test. Continue practicing though.

There is no such thing as maximum difficulty level. There is no guarantee that once you get the 'MOST' difficult question right, you would get a question one or two levels down in difficulty right. Concentrate on all types of problems. Good Luck!!
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