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Is it typical to receive three non-math TPAs (which, in my opinion, are the most difficult and time-consuming topics)? Two of these were the first and second questions in my official exam yesterday. After spending unnecessary time on it, I was left with only 20 seconds to review it, which was probably useless. How can I manage my time better? Please someone guide me!!

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Yes. I got it in my actual test. 3rd and 4th questions were non math TPAs blew my mind. I was calm enough to being self aware and skipping both of them. Got both of them wrong but my final score was decent

timing-strategies-on-the-gmat-206035.html Personally I skipped the questions I don't know and came back later.. don't know TBH, use https://gmatclub.com/contact

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TTP is comprehensive, but it’s comprehensive only if you need it to be. Not every student needs to spend the same amount of time on every topic or complete every available practice question. If you already have strong skills in a particular area and your performance confirms that, you can move through that material much more quickly. If your chapter tests expose gaps, that’s a sign that slowing down, reviewing the instruction, and doing additional targeted practice is probably worthwhile. The same applies to practice. If you’re consistently crushing the chapter tests, you don’t necessarily need to do every question available. Do enough to confirm mastery and then invest your time in the areas where you need more work. That’s also why we have an Accelerated Study Plan for students who already have stronger foundations or are working with a tighter timeline. The idea isn’t that every student should work through every piece of TTP at exactly the same pace. If TTP is showing you gaps, address them. If TTP is confirming strengths, move efficiently. So yes, TTP is intentionally comprehensive, but that doesn’t mean every student needs every part of that comprehensiveness equally.

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