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Updated on: 30 May 2008, 11:56
Originally posted by AlinderPatel on 29 May 2008, 18:31.
Last edited by AlinderPatel on 30 May 2008, 11:56, edited 1 time in total.
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Alright guys so I take the GMAT in a couple of days and havent really given much thought to appropriate scratch paper usage until now.
So from what I have read thus far, it seems like you get a laminated booklet to use as scratch paper. I have been practicing with the MGMAT one so I have familiarized myself with that medium.
My question is for the people that write out timing benchmarks and a progress grid how do you go about it?
I have been writing them out on the first page, but for instance for math I end up using the whole booklet and is such a time/momentum killer to flip back to the first page to look at your timing guide or to tally your progress even for Verbal.
Does anyone have a better alternative? or do something different in terms gauging progress and timing accordingly?
So from what I have read thus far, it seems like you get a laminated booklet to use as scratch paper. I have been practicing with the MGMAT one so I have familiarized myself with that medium.
My question is for the people that write out timing benchmarks and a progress grid how do you go about it?
I have been writing them out on the first page, but for instance for math I end up using the whole booklet and is such a time/momentum killer to flip back to the first page to look at your timing guide or to tally your progress even for Verbal.
Does anyone have a better alternative? or do something different in terms gauging progress and timing accordingly?
29 May 2008, 20:13
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I multiple in my mind current question by 2 and add left minutes. the result has to be less than 75 (~70 in Verbal)
For example, 17 question, left 37 mins: 17*2+37=71 - I'm at normal pace.
For example, 17 question, left 37 mins: 17*2+37=71 - I'm at normal pace.
it easy for such numbers as 5,10,15.... 
For Math I think that for every 15 min interval I should be greater than the applicable multiple of 7.
