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17 Jun 2020, 00:36
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A) I'm struggling to figure out- approx how many questions are tested in verbal and quant for each level:
1. 500-600--quant+verbal
2. 600-700--quant+verbal
3. 700-800--quant+verbal
B) Also how many questions can one get wrong in Quant in say 600-700 and 700+ level to get a score of Q49+
C) Similarly how many questions can one get wrong in Verbal in 600-700 and 700+ level to get a score of V40+
D) What should be the timing for each of the above-mentioned levels for both quant and verbal?
I know these are not straightforward responses but would appreciate someone who has enough experience in this. Please answer if you're sure and preferably for all categories separately.
Thanks in advance!
1. 500-600--quant+verbal
2. 600-700--quant+verbal
3. 700-800--quant+verbal
B) Also how many questions can one get wrong in Quant in say 600-700 and 700+ level to get a score of Q49+
C) Similarly how many questions can one get wrong in Verbal in 600-700 and 700+ level to get a score of V40+
D) What should be the timing for each of the above-mentioned levels for both quant and verbal?
I know these are not straightforward responses but would appreciate someone who has enough experience in this. Please answer if you're sure and preferably for all categories separately.
Thanks in advance!
17 Jun 2020, 01:03
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Hi avyagarg
Thanks for reaching out on the forum, it feels good to see you coming out and asking for advice.
There is no definitive answer to your queries. A lot of it depends on how you are performing in the test in the different levels of questions.
You should not think about accuracy during your preparation but think about your ability in a sub-section. Majority of students falter in their GMAT exam because they start their preparation by solving questions.
This is a major mistake because if you start your preparation by solving OG questions, you are skipping to practicing questions without learning the concepts. This is a trial-and-error based preparation methodology which cause a two-fold problem:
We have helped more than 25,000 people in last 1 year in achieving their target of a good GMAT score. Maximum people attributed their success to the structured process which we suggested them.
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Thanks for reaching out on the forum, it feels good to see you coming out and asking for advice.
There is no definitive answer to your queries. A lot of it depends on how you are performing in the test in the different levels of questions.
You should not think about accuracy during your preparation but think about your ability in a sub-section. Majority of students falter in their GMAT exam because they start their preparation by solving questions.
This is a major mistake because if you start your preparation by solving OG questions, you are skipping to practicing questions without learning the concepts. This is a trial-and-error based preparation methodology which cause a two-fold problem:
- 1. It increases your preparation time by up-to 5X.
2. You tend to miss out on concepts even after solving many questions.
We have helped more than 25,000 people in last 1 year in achieving their target of a good GMAT score. Maximum people attributed their success to the structured process which we suggested them.
I would be happy to explain GMAT attempt Strategy in detail and create personalized milestones for you on a quick call. Please select a time slot that works here.
Karan
e-GMAT strategy Expert
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For question D, i read answer somewhere in gmatclub and other gmat prep courses, but i forgot the source. all i can say is that i read it from one of prep courses.
SC:
for 500 level questions, you should spend 30-40 sec
for 600-700 level questions, you should spend no more 45 sec - 1 min
for 700+ questions, you should spend 1:30
CR:
for 500 level questions, you should spend under 1 min
for 600-700 level questions, you should spend no 1-1:30 min
for 700+ questions, you should spend 2 min
RC:
short reading: 2 min for reading, answering questions around 1 min.
long reading: 3 min for reading, answering questions around 1 min.
quant:
for 500 level questions, you should spend around 30 - 45 sec
for 600-700 level questions, you should spend 1-1:30 min
for 700+ questions, you should spend 2 or more
you don't have to check time after every question you have done. you should check every 5 questions and below are the general timing you can examine if you are in pace.
SC:
for 500 level questions, you should spend 30-40 sec
for 600-700 level questions, you should spend no more 45 sec - 1 min
for 700+ questions, you should spend 1:30
CR:
for 500 level questions, you should spend under 1 min
for 600-700 level questions, you should spend no 1-1:30 min
for 700+ questions, you should spend 2 min
RC:
short reading: 2 min for reading, answering questions around 1 min.
long reading: 3 min for reading, answering questions around 1 min.
quant:
for 500 level questions, you should spend around 30 - 45 sec
for 600-700 level questions, you should spend 1-1:30 min
for 700+ questions, you should spend 2 or more
you don't have to check time after every question you have done. you should check every 5 questions and below are the general timing you can examine if you are in pace.
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