Classification of OG questions according to difficulty level

[Cloudnineast]

Hey Im a newbie here...I am preparing for my GMAT as well. I have the 11th ed OG, is there any similar guide(the difficulty level of qs) for that as well?
Your reply will be greatly appreciated.

[merlinacious]

dude...this is really helpful...the best thing to go along with the OG and a bottle of wine...

[sw4ng]

i have the 11th also =(

[surya167]

Cant we get the same sheet for the OG 11 edition! Please post your reply if anyone knows the link to the updated excel sheet

[treyelliott]

Anyone...Anyone?

[logicwave]

Do we have any such classification for Edition 11 of OG.. IF someone has please do share.. Send on my e-mail too

[donkey_man_88]

Originally Posted by logicwave

Do we have any such classification for Edition 11 of OG.. IF someone has please do share.. Send on my e-mail too

The OG 11th edition supposedly places the easier questions in the beginning. The harder questions are toward the back of the section. I think the verbal is slightly different though.

[dyoh]

I'm surprised that there are not more hard questions. I have found it very handy to sort by Section - Difficulty level - page number and then remove everything except the hard questions. There are 41 critical reasoning and 60 SCs and 221 math questions. I didn't count reading comprehension or separate math, but it's helpful to focus your studies.

[dyoh]

Originally Posted by donkey_man_88

The OG 11th edition supposedly places the easier questions in the beginning. The harder questions are toward the back of the section. I think the verbal is slightly different though.

That's what I always heard about the OG 10, but it doesn't seem to be the case based on this document. I wouldn't only study the last OG11 questions unless you can confirm that the ordering is actually done by the difficulty level.

[johnyindia]

yes in case of OG11 the level of difficulty is in increasing order.

in your case you might find the questions easy but thats the way it is