Hi Guys,
I have heard from the recent test takers that CR questions are tough and we need to upgrade our difficulty level in order to do well in CR. Similarly can anyone please differentiate between SC/RC of OG and SC/RC of recent GMAT exam.
Thanks in Advance
Gaurav
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Difficulty level is relative, what might be difficult for me might be easy for you. The level of CR questions is the same as OG or GMATPrep in the real thing.
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I took the test yesterday, and I thought the CR levels in the actual test and the OG were comparable.
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On similar lines, how can we relate MGMAT tests to the actual GMAT? No matter how much I study, I have been in the low 600's the past 1 mth on the MGMAT tests, when I feel like I should really be above 650 
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