Math was generally similar to OG. However, there were a few "apparently" difficult questions.
For instance, there was a very interesting geometry question. It looked scary at first, but when I got down to solving it, it unfolded pretty well. There was a big diagram which showed a circle (wish I could draw it here) with diameter MN and center T. The diameter extends to the left upto point P (so imagine PMN forms a straight line). Draw another line intersecting the circle at points Q and R. Given that angle RTN = y and angle QPN = x. Also, PQ = QT. Express y in terms of x.
The diagram scared me a little, but then I felt confident that I was presented with this difficult looking question only because I had probably got all my previous answers correct. Turns out I answered all my questions correct.
There were atleast 2 compound interest problems, atleast 2 Venn diag problems, a couple of probability (none regarding std deviation or Normal dist) questions, and a couple of "remainder" based problems.
Example :
If n is a negative integer, then there exists only one negative integer m for a positive integer q, s.t. n = mq + r where 0
So, the questions although straightforward are worded in a weird way to confuse you. If you keep your cool, you will do well.
The Verbal section seemed pretty straightforward too...I guess I was confident that I had done the Q section well, so I found the going pretty easy. I never managed to get 44 in Verbal in any practice test, but I think my confidence helped me in the test.
Just go there thinking you are going to get a fabulous score and keep your cool.