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by resilient » Thu Jan 24, 2008 7:38 pm

With the practice questions provided from the attachments, i.e. 1000 sc, 3000 rc etc. Are these questions starting from easy and end up as harder? How do I know which questions are the higher point questions?

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Re: level of difficulty-practice questions

by beatthegmat » Sat Jan 26, 2008 3:09 pm

Enginpasa1 wrote:With the practice questions provided from the attachments, i.e. 1000 sc, 3000 rc etc. Are these questions starting from easy and end up as harder? How do I know which questions are the higher point questions?

Unfortunately, these 1000 documents are not ordered by difficulty. I would refer to these documents as your VERY LAST resource since there is a lot of debate as to whether these questions accurately reflect the questions you will find on the actual GMAT.

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by mayonnai5e » Sat Jan 26, 2008 7:09 pm

I definitely agree with Eric on this point. I personally feel the 1000/3000 documents are more likely to lead you astray than keep on moving in the right direction - at least that's my impression from the questions that I've answered in this forum from those documents (I never practiced from them during my prep). There are too many other reliable, trusted, and respected sources out there to waste your time on random documents created by who knows who.

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