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13 Mar 2017, 12:11
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Hi, I have a question. I usually finish the quant section ten or fifteen minutes earlier and scoring around 49-50 (during my cat or the gmatclub test)
I wanted to know if we could leave the last question answered without click on submit and then take a longer break to be more fresh for the verbal section?
I wanted to know if we could leave the last question answered without click on submit and then take a longer break to be more fresh for the verbal section?
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13 Mar 2017, 18:32
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Even if you can, I wouldn't recommend it. I doubt that the additional 10 minutes would translate into a higher verbal score than what you would otherwise get. If it does, you need to work on your test taking stamina.
Get comfortable working with eight minute breaks. It is a sufficient amount of time to clear your head and be prepared for the verbal section.
Best of luck.
Get comfortable working with eight minute breaks. It is a sufficient amount of time to clear your head and be prepared for the verbal section.
Best of luck.
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Hi, I have a question. I usually finish the quant section ten or fifteen minutes earlier and scoring around 49-50 (during my cat or the gmatclub test)
I wanted to know if we could leave the last question answered without click on submit and then take a longer break to be more fresh for the verbal section?
I wanted to know if we could leave the last question answered without click on submit and then take a longer break to be more fresh for the verbal section?
Leaving a question unanswered penalizes your score in GMAT esp in quantitative section.
Instead you can risk getting it incorrect. So don't leave any question unanswered.
You may exhaust yourself trying to complete your quantitative section and it may impact your performance in verbal section.
Remain calm and composed giving best shot for both sections.
