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So, by and large most of the GMAT Experiences here(sticky ones) seem to be documented by people during the time of Analysis of Argument and Analysis of Issue kind of sections.
Now its been 2 years since Analytic Analysis of an Argument + Integrated Reasoning (IR) Sections have come into effect.
It would be great if people could shed some light on how they tackled the IR section considering its only maths and is any day more exhausting than an essay writing and what did they do during the break before Quant Starts.
Is it advisable to straight off go for Energy Drink/Powerbar/juice before Quant section starts or Save it for time before Verbal kicks in?
Those Breaks are as crucial as the exam time so it would be great if people could share some of their experiences and help guide aspirants here better.
Now its been 2 years since Analytic Analysis of an Argument + Integrated Reasoning (IR) Sections have come into effect.
It would be great if people could shed some light on how they tackled the IR section considering its only maths and is any day more exhausting than an essay writing and what did they do during the break before Quant Starts.
Is it advisable to straight off go for Energy Drink/Powerbar/juice before Quant section starts or Save it for time before Verbal kicks in?
Those Breaks are as crucial as the exam time so it would be great if people could share some of their experiences and help guide aspirants here better.
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