I am asking a member, who has recently written his GMAT, to give us feedback! I have pm'ed the user and he will respond shortly!
1) how close is the actual gmat to the OG questions. which ones should I do for the 2 weeks remaining for practice? people usually say do the last 100, do you agree?
3) any other tips, please let us know
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Reflections on the Actual GMAT
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I didn't think the OG was similar to the real thing. I think the best practice is to use the last 100 questions of the problem solving and data sufficiency sections. I would do the last four RC passages, and the last 30 CR and SC questions. Those are the only problems that are remotely similar to anything you will see on the real thing.
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Thanks,osirus0830 wrote:I didn't think the OG was similar to the real thing. I think the best practice is to use the last 100 questions of the problem solving and data sufficiency sections. I would do the last four RC passages, and the last 30 CR and SC questions. Those are the only problems that are remotely similar to anything you will see on the real thing.
are you using the MGMAT books by any chance?
"Do not confuse motion and progress. A rocking horse keeps moving but does not make any progress."
- Alfred A. Montapert, Philosopher.
- Alfred A. Montapert, Philosopher.