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OG QR 2nd Ed. #140-176 Difficulty?

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by tofubeans » Sat Apr 21, 2012 11:25 am
Does anyone know roughly what level these questions are? I was having a relatively okay time with the questions up until #140+ and was wondering if these questions would be considered maybe 600+ or 700+?
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by aneesh.kg » Sat Apr 21, 2012 11:49 am
It's natural to 'have an Okay time till Q.130/140 and start noticing a rise in difficulty levels after that'.
You do start encountering some good questions after Q.140 in OG (DS). I'd say that from Q.140 - Q.176, there are about 10 questions that are 700+ level but there are some really easy questions also.
So, there are good chances that the questions that you are finding really tough are of 700+ levels.
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