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24 Feb 2010, 17:12
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Hi everybody,
Any expert please advise me this case. I gonna take the GMAT next week, my score ranges from 620 to 660 MGMAT
Test 1 640 (Q47, V31)
Test 2 650 (Q49, V31)
Test 3 660 (Q47, V33)
Test 4 640 (Q50, V30)
Test 5 620 (Q45, V31)
Test 6 660 (Q50, V32)
The problem of mine is let the time run out in all cases. I wonder whether I should concentrate on every question to make it correctly or speed up to finish on time but not sure this question right or not. In case, I don't catch up the speed, the remain questions should be randomly checked or left without checking ( most of random check will be wrong I suppose) !
Any expert please advise me this case. I gonna take the GMAT next week, my score ranges from 620 to 660 MGMAT
Test 1 640 (Q47, V31)
Test 2 650 (Q49, V31)
Test 3 660 (Q47, V33)
Test 4 640 (Q50, V30)
Test 5 620 (Q45, V31)
Test 6 660 (Q50, V32)
The problem of mine is let the time run out in all cases. I wonder whether I should concentrate on every question to make it correctly or speed up to finish on time but not sure this question right or not. In case, I don't catch up the speed, the remain questions should be randomly checked or left without checking ( most of random check will be wrong I suppose) !
24 Feb 2010, 19:06
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Don't leave any questions unanswered! There is a bigger penalty for not finishing than there is for getting the questions wrong.
24 Feb 2010, 21:19
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Perhaps you're already doing this, but try to save time throughout the test by quickly making educated guesses on questions that you don't understand (and would probably miss anyway)... and that way, you'll hopefully have enough time left to finish strongly, instead of scrambling at the end.
If you do run out of time, it's probably best to guess randomly on any questions that are left at the end, rather than leave them blank. The penalty for leaving the questions blank isn't necessarily all that severe, though--there was a great post on the official GMAT blog that addressed this issue. Check it out if you get a chance, the article is pretty interesting.
Good luck!
If you do run out of time, it's probably best to guess randomly on any questions that are left at the end, rather than leave them blank. The penalty for leaving the questions blank isn't necessarily all that severe, though--there was a great post on the official GMAT blog that addressed this issue. Check it out if you get a chance, the article is pretty interesting.
Good luck!
