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29 Jan 2008, 07:19
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Don't know if you guys already know about this but the MGMAT has some advanced strategy tips that I thought I would share with you since they may be helpful.
https://www.manhattangmat.com/gmat-prep-strategy-annex.cfm
https://www.manhattangmat.com/gmat-prep-strategy-annex.cfm
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29 Jan 2008, 07:34
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I feel this is very important:
Strategy #4: Have a Gameplan for each problem type and stick to it.
Set a time limit for each problem type. Use ManhattanGMAT’s timing guidelines as well as your practice exam history as a guide.
Plan an educated guessing strategy. Create a hierarchy of how you will eliminate answers for particular problems, particularly if you’re struggling on a particular question. Practice your approach and then have enough confidence to use it on test day.
Develop a scrap paper plan. Aside from helping you perform operations and eliminate answer choices, adopting a consistent plan for how you use your scrap paper will help keep you moving forward on test day, and reduce your stress and anxiety.
What is ManhattanGMAT’s timing guidelines ? Can someone share it?
29 Jan 2008, 07:48
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MGMAT says:
Pacing:
Time Left Math Near Question # Verbal Near Question #
75 1 1
60 7-8 8-10
45 14-15 16-18
30 21-22 24-26
15 28-29 32-34
Breakdown by Question Type:
Quant: 2min
SC: 1 min 15 sec
CR: 2 min
RC: 6 min for 3Qs; 8 min for 4Qs
Tips from MGMAT
1. look for 3/2 split in SC
2. eliminate extremes in RC
3. DS should be AD/BCE or BD/ACE automaticlly.
Pacing:
Time Left Math Near Question # Verbal Near Question #
75 1 1
60 7-8 8-10
45 14-15 16-18
30 21-22 24-26
15 28-29 32-34
Breakdown by Question Type:
Quant: 2min
SC: 1 min 15 sec
CR: 2 min
RC: 6 min for 3Qs; 8 min for 4Qs
Tips from MGMAT
1. look for 3/2 split in SC
2. eliminate extremes in RC
3. DS should be AD/BCE or BD/ACE automaticlly.
