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24 Oct 2023, 12:11
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Attached is my GMAT Focus test result for the 2nd test. Can you suggest what can be improved?
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24 Oct 2023, 12:16
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If you felt time management could be improved, using question/time markers may help. Consider checking out Manhattan-Prep's 6th edition for CR. For RC, becoming familiar with how inference questions work could be useful as well.
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If you felt time management could be improved, using question/time markers may help. Consider checking out Manhattan-Prep's 6th edition for CR. For RC, becoming familiar with how inference questions work could be useful as well.
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24 Oct 2023, 12:30
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Hi NaveenGJ,
Not sure if this is the ideal topic for a Time Pressure graph review, but I don't think we can really decipher it to tell you that you should review your Assumption CR's. I think you read charts better than I do (based on the above conversation) so the charts are just limited to test-taking skills and then the RC is going to absolutely wreck havoc in that nice little chart is my guess. You can see those splashes around the RC's?
I would categorize all of the mistakes that you have made into a list and perhaps even kill some trees and print them out as a reminder and a hard copy of what to fix, avoid, and never repeat.
The only last thing is that you don't have to get all questions right in the beginning so if you run into a DI you hate, just skip it and come back to it later - utilize those 3 questions.
P.s. Honestly a table like this may be more helpful...
Not sure if this is the ideal topic for a Time Pressure graph review, but I don't think we can really decipher it to tell you that you should review your Assumption CR's. I think you read charts better than I do (based on the above conversation) so the charts are just limited to test-taking skills and then the RC is going to absolutely wreck havoc in that nice little chart is my guess. You can see those splashes around the RC's?
I would categorize all of the mistakes that you have made into a list and perhaps even kill some trees and print them out as a reminder and a hard copy of what to fix, avoid, and never repeat.
The only last thing is that you don't have to get all questions right in the beginning so if you run into a DI you hate, just skip it and come back to it later - utilize those 3 questions.
P.s. Honestly a table like this may be more helpful...
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