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08 Jan 2012, 11:28
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After I am done working on more than half of the OG CR questions and going after the order as listed in the MGMAT CR book, I recognized the following:
I would rather have made an error in the lower numbered question area such as 16 or 18, sometimes even 5, whereas I almost never fail at 40-90 and the answer just pops into my eyes. Additionally, I would spend more time on the the lower ones then on the higher ones.
Does anybody have similar experiences and can comment on it? Do I tend to overthink or maybe don't grasp some principles?
I would rather have made an error in the lower numbered question area such as 16 or 18, sometimes even 5, whereas I almost never fail at 40-90 and the answer just pops into my eyes. Additionally, I would spend more time on the the lower ones then on the higher ones.
Does anybody have similar experiences and can comment on it? Do I tend to overthink or maybe don't grasp some principles?
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20 Jan 2012, 22:07
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I couldn't say - but you should be prepared for something like that on the real test. You never know what you'll get - what is easy for other people may be hard for you. The way the test is categorized is based on collective data from other students in the past. Regardless, try to mix up all the questions you answer in any random order and you should aim to get all of them correct whenever possible.
Best of luck!
Best of luck!
20 Jan 2012, 23:11
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thanks for your answer. After I purchased the Powerscore CR Bible and only read it once, everything was clearer to me and easier to handle. My hit rate improved significantly.
