410 Actual GMAT|460 on Mocks|Target Score 600 +|Next Steps

Hi HiLine,

1. Ok - I have already incorporated that into my practice. However, I am not neglecting timing 100%. For instance, I try to answer every SC question under 1 min and then, if I'm wrong, I continue working on the question. Also, if I go beyond 1 min I take a guess and continue working on the question. What do you think of this approach? I actually have applied the same method for quant exercises. I always try to answer any quant question under 2 min. If I go beyond 2 min I take a guess and continue working on the exercise until I get to the right answer.

2. I have started with the basics all over. I don't go a lesson or question further on TTP till I fully understand what's in front of my eyes.

When I was following the Empower course I didn't do well on some of the quant quizzes under timing constraints. In fact, I did not incorporate timing in my preparation at all. If I wasn't able to get every question right without timing, what good would come by adding a time limit? That was my thought process. I felt I didn't fully understand everything and was often lost when working on the medium and hard OG exercises. Specially because I felt that the course approach was more focused on back-solving and picking numbers for testing. So I lacked the math approach.