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"There is no such thing as a free lunch"
That is the Nobel Prize winning economist Milton Freidman's trademark phrase. In economics, everything comes with a cost. So it is with the GMAT.
The test is adaptive, a Computer-Adaptive Test (CAT), which means that questions will match your skill level. There should be very few easy questions that you can solve in a few seconds. So if you are a top student, expect to see very hard questions. If you are a poor student, expect easy questions (that you will still struggle to solve).
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