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06 Jun 2026, 21:15
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Yes, you can absolutely get a good score using traditional approaches. But as you start pushing toward higher scores, time management becomes increasingly important, and that's where smarter approaches can make a real difference. There will be some questions where a brute-force method is the only practical option and may take 3-4 minutes or even longer. In those situations, having saved time elsewhere can be invaluable. That's why it's worth learning alternate approaches whenever possible. Sometimes they help you solve a question faster, and other times they can give you a backup path if you make a calculation mistake and find yourself stuck with your initial approach.
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I think most of the popular prep companies have solid quant questions, it's just DI where I found them struggling a bit
06 Jun 2026, 21:33
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Hi Harsh, what ever PPT link you are trying to share it's not reflecting in the group. Pls check and send again both DI and quant PPT
06 Jun 2026, 21:33
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For anyone who isn't able to access the slides here, I've also uploaded them to our weekly office hours post on GMAT Club. You can download them from there - gmat-club-weekly-office-hours-456532.html
