OG Quant and Verbal vs. OG 11

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by drhomler » Fri Jun 01, 2007 12:41 pm

I have been methodically prepping for the past 3 weeks. At first familiarizing myself with the test(taking a few practice tests) and the topics, and I am now in the thick of practice problems. My strategy so far has been OG Verbal and OG Quant saving the OG 11 for last. I most likely will finish the two smaller books either this weekend or sometime next week. Are the questions in the OG11 similar in difficulty to the other two books?

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Re: OG Quant and Verbal vs. OG 11

by beatthegmat » Fri Jun 01, 2007 3:48 pm

drhomler wrote:I have been methodically prepping for the past 3 weeks. At first familiarizing myself with the test(taking a few practice tests) and the topics, and I am now in the thick of practice problems. My strategy so far has been OG Verbal and OG Quant saving the OG 11 for last. I most likely will finish the two smaller books either this weekend or sometime next week. Are the questions in the OG11 similar in difficulty to the other two books?

To the best of my knowledge--yes. The OG books are consistent with one another in terms of quality of questions; I think the same goes for "difficulty".

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by drhomler » Sat Jun 02, 2007 8:27 am

Thanks Eric-this website has been very helpful. I really dont know what I would be doing in terms of preparation without it. Great idea, well done. Hopefully it equates to success on the test.

thanks again

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by beatthegmat » Sat Jun 02, 2007 10:00 am

drhomler wrote:Thanks Eric-this website has been very helpful. I really dont know what I would be doing in terms of preparation without it. Great idea, well done. Hopefully it equates to success on the test.

thanks again

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