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25 Sep 2024, 01:06
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Hi all,
I have given 5 mocks till now and in most cases I have been encountering difficult DS questions at the end of my section. I usually dont end up having much time so I have to guess based on hunch and get maybe 30% right. However if I do have enough time I can probably get upto 80-85% correct. Should I skip a few longer questions initially(Random mark a graph or lengthy TPA) and try to do this since I may probably get these questions right in two minutes compared to the lengthy questions earlier? I feel like I am constantly losing out on doable questions.
Also any great advice on getting faster on DI. I know practice, but anything else would be appreciated!
I have given 5 mocks till now and in most cases I have been encountering difficult DS questions at the end of my section. I usually dont end up having much time so I have to guess based on hunch and get maybe 30% right. However if I do have enough time I can probably get upto 80-85% correct. Should I skip a few longer questions initially(Random mark a graph or lengthy TPA) and try to do this since I may probably get these questions right in two minutes compared to the lengthy questions earlier? I feel like I am constantly losing out on doable questions.
Also any great advice on getting faster on DI. I know practice, but anything else would be appreciated!
25 Sep 2024, 22:02
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abhichatur
Hi abhichatur,
As the GMAT is an adaptive test, you may face harder questions if you get all or many of the initial questions correct. You may also feel that the later questions are harder (than they actually are) if you're running out of time.
As far as I know, we don't necessarily expect to see only DS towards the end of the DI section.
26 Sep 2024, 12:08
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Hi abhichatur,
I think the placement of the DS questions in the Data Insights section are quite random actually. So, I would not count on just seeing them at the section.
I think the placement of the DS questions in the Data Insights section are quite random actually. So, I would not count on just seeing them at the section.
