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Re: I am STUCK...Please help [#permalink]
How much time do you spend setting up the problem?

One of best concepts to become familiar with on the quant section is setting up the problem. The only way to routinely set up the problems correctly is to establish a strong foundation in the fundamentals. You're focus should not be "how long I spend to answer the question correctly", rather it should be "how long I spend to set up the problem, evaluate, and come to a solution"

You should be budgeting ~2mins per problem. When working on a practice exam, some questions will be a bit over the 2 min mark, and some will be under the 2 min mark. Your goal is to maintain the overall timing for the entire section.

If you focus and spend lots of time getting the first batch right, then crash and burn through the rest, your score will likely take a nice fall.
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