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I have my gmat test in 10 days and have not started with DI. Please can someone give the fastest way to get used to concepts and some practice? I have the e-gmat course currently.
04 Mar 2025, 04:07
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With 10 days left, focus on high-yield Data Insights (DI) topics like Tables, Graphs, and Two-Part Analysis, as they are common and relatively quick to grasp. Start by watching the concept videos in your e-GMAT course at 1.5x speed and take notes on key strategies. Then, practice 10-15 official DI questions daily under timed conditions to build familiarity with question types.
Prioritize understanding data interpretation rather than calculations. Use estimation and elimination techniques to save time. If struggling with a concept, review solutions carefully instead of doing excessive new practice. Taking 1-2 DI-focused mocks will also help build confidence before test day. Most importantly, learn to use the calculator.
See this - https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-calcula ... l#p3456683
Prioritize understanding data interpretation rather than calculations. Use estimation and elimination techniques to save time. If struggling with a concept, review solutions carefully instead of doing excessive new practice. Taking 1-2 DI-focused mocks will also help build confidence before test day. Most importantly, learn to use the calculator.
See this - https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-calcula ... l#p3456683
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Given the rush, I'm guessing you are targeting a specific deadline. ISB PGP YL by any chance?
Anyway, you've got some good suggestions for DI above. Just make sure that you take some official mocks before your test. At least the two free ones (take each twice).
Good luck!
