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by Akis » Fri Sep 17, 2010 6:02 am
Hi! Is there any way you could tell me the exact number of your SC question bank? I know it's more than a 1000 because I actually tried to count them! I'm putting together a study plan for the verbal scetion and it would help me organize it better.
If you could also provide the same information for the PS and DS questions I would be most greatful!

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by ashokkadam » Thu Sep 30, 2010 3:44 am
You are actually trying to be counter-productive. The more you try to accumulate study material in your study plan, the less you will learn GMAT.
Akis wrote:Hi! Is there any way you could tell me the exact number of your SC question bank? I know it's more than a 1000 because I actually tried to count them! I'm putting together a study plan for the verbal scetion and it would help me organize it better.
If you could also provide the same information for the PS and DS questions I would be most greatful!

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by VivianKerr » Sun Feb 27, 2011 10:03 am
Hi Akis,

Sorry for the long delay in answering your question. I am very impressed that you tried to count! I don't know the total number, and it would take a LOOOOONG time to count. I agree that it's not necessarily the number of questions you answer that determine a high SC score, but rather your ability to recognize the specific errors being tested. Spending some quality time with a grammar guide will often lead to a higher score than doing as many questions as possible.

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