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OG 11th Edition - Level of PS Sample Questions

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by hich78 » Fri Jun 05, 2009 5:45 am
Hi All,

I am using the OG 11th edition. I am in the middle of the PS Sample Questions. I have reached 150 questions, but was wondering about the level of these questions. Is this really the level we can expect on the reel GMAT? Most of these questions till now, with the exception of 3 or 4 are very easy !! What do you think?

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hich78 wrote:Hi All,

I am using the OG 11th edition. I am in the middle of the PS Sample Questions. I have reached 150 questions, but was wondering about the level of these questions. Is this really the level we can expect on the reel GMAT? Most of these questions till now, with the exception of 3 or 4 are very easy !! What do you think?

Thanks,
If you answer the first 5 questions correctly, that is Definitely Not the level you will see thereafter. If you fluctuate between right and wrong answers on the first 5, 1 right, 2 wrong, 3 right 4 wrong, 5 right 6 wrong, that might be the level.
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by ssmiles08 » Fri Jun 05, 2009 8:17 am
I did hear that the last 50-80 questions or so are around the 650 area. They are not the hardest problems you would expect in the actual test.
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