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Hello! I did my first GMAT prep test... I felt I didn't manage my time on the quant section and I would like to figure out which questions took the most time... Can I find out the time spent per question?
I read somewhere that there is a log of questions answered in some file/database on the system the software is installed.
I read somewhere that there is a log of questions answered in some file/database on the system the software is installed.
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Hello! I did my first GMAT prep test... I felt I didn't manage my time on the quant section and I would like to figure out which questions took the most time... Can I find out the time spent per question?
I read somewhere that there is a log of questions answered in some file/database on the system the software is installed.
I read somewhere that there is a log of questions answered in some file/database on the system the software is installed.
Hey gibbet,
On average, you should be aiming to answer each question, in less than two minutes.
When it comes to the timing aspects of the test and stress management - make sure you think extreme positivity and pay attention to this critical element of the test. We highly recommend that you read through the timing tips that we put together for you on this blog post:
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Hey gibbet,
On average, you should be aiming to answer each question, in less than two minutes.
When it comes to the timing aspects of the test and stress management - make sure you think extreme positivity and pay attention to this critical element of the test. We highly recommend that you read through the timing tips that we put together for you on this blog post:
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On average, you should be aiming to answer each question, in less than two minutes.
When it comes to the timing aspects of the test and stress management - make sure you think extreme positivity and pay attention to this critical element of the test. We highly recommend that you read through the timing tips that we put together for you on this blog post:
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Thanks will have a look but I meant is there a way to see a time-per-question break up of the gmatprep tests I have taken..
So I wasn’t using it as much for diagnostic purposes but rather to estimate my score. The only thing I would do after the test was review my incorrect and guess questions and then make a copy of those questions to make it easier to review using a screenshot and often I would print them out and then dig in why I made the mistakes. I wasn’t doing as much of analysis of the test or statistics but rather analyzing my mistakes and why I made them and figuring out how to avoid them in the future. 
