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06 Jul 2025, 06:01
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Hi experts,
So I recently have given an official mock test and I ran out of time in Quant which i know could have resulted in a penalty of missing so i skipped the last 3 questions, I am working on managing my time better during the exam as it has been the major issue for me specially in DI and Quant as I get stuck on a question either to double check it or i keep reading it to get the crux of it (i think it is the anxiety to make sure whether i read something right or wrong).
It is a habit issue, for which i need help. Usually when i practice timed i don't face this issue although I understand practicing sets from OG we ourselves determine the question difficulty and i try to keep only 5 easy questions. But I think I am missing out on something really important in mocks, and I am really worried that on the exam day it might get even worse.
Please share some tips. Additionally, I am attaching the time graph for everyone. What I want to understand is how did I end up with a Q82 considering the amount of questions i got right. Is it possible skipping the last 3 questions contained easy and medium question which really effected my score or do I need even better accuracy for a Q85.
So I recently have given an official mock test and I ran out of time in Quant which i know could have resulted in a penalty of missing so i skipped the last 3 questions, I am working on managing my time better during the exam as it has been the major issue for me specially in DI and Quant as I get stuck on a question either to double check it or i keep reading it to get the crux of it (i think it is the anxiety to make sure whether i read something right or wrong).
It is a habit issue, for which i need help. Usually when i practice timed i don't face this issue although I understand practicing sets from OG we ourselves determine the question difficulty and i try to keep only 5 easy questions. But I think I am missing out on something really important in mocks, and I am really worried that on the exam day it might get even worse.
Please share some tips. Additionally, I am attaching the time graph for everyone. What I want to understand is how did I end up with a Q82 considering the amount of questions i got right. Is it possible skipping the last 3 questions contained easy and medium question which really effected my score or do I need even better accuracy for a Q85.
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06 Jul 2025, 07:06
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The difficulty level of the questions attempted may have played a part. Consider checking out the Understanding Your Score page on the MBA website; it mentions three factors Quant scores are based on. The myth vs. fact info in the beginning of the official-guide has some info you may find interesting as well.
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06 Jul 2025, 11:03
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Okay Thanks for the input, I will check it out. Any time management tips for the exam overall?
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