Need help.... Quant is owning me

Hi there, without having many details as to what kinds of questions are messing you up, it's pretty clear from your posted results that time is currently a big issue hindering your results. If you look at the first 10 questions, all but one of them took you 4-5 minutes to solve. That means after 10 questions, you've gone through half the time of the exam. It will be very difficult to get a high schore at this point because you're going to be rushing through questions trying to make back some of the time lost.

As such, I'd review just the first 10 questions you did and see why they took you so long? Was it a question of understanding what was being asked? Was it a question of taking a long time to do the calculations? Depending on what the questions are, you may want to focus on mental math calculations or geometry concepts. If you can practice answering questions in 2-3 minutes instead of 4-5, you'll be in much better shape to answer all the questions and get a much better score.

In general, the review of a CAT to see where the mistakes were made is more important than trying to do a second CAT. Look at the questions, figure out how to solve them faster and time your calculation time. In my classes, one of the first things I recommend is to re-memorize the multiplication table up to 12x12. We learned this in elementary but have forgotten it. It's amazing how much time can be saved by not having to calcultate 9x12 and 8x7 on paper.

Hope some of this helps. If you provide more details as to the time expenditure we can try and drill down further to save time.
-Ron