Hi All,
While most of the posts in this thread are from years ago, the basic 'pacing issue' that many Test Takers face is the same as it's always been.
To start, pacing problems do NOT exist on their own - they're the results of OTHER problems. That's important to realize - something about the way that YOU handle the Quant and/or Verbal sections is wasting time.... and as a result, you have very little time at the end of the section to handle the final 'block' of questions.
The ultimate cause of your specific pacing issue could come down to a handful of likely factors, including:
1) The approach that you take to answering the question (there's usually more than one way to do that; is YOUR way the fastest?)
2) The notes that you take (or don't take)
3) How often you reread the question
4) How often you make a little mistake (that you then have to go back and 'fix'), etc.
5) The number of specific questions that you 'overcommit' to (and spend far too much time on).
Thankfully, all of these issues can be 'fixed', but you might need to invest in some resources that actually train you how to fix these issues (or eliminate them altogether).
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
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