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26 May 2011, 16:28
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So i just finished up my MGMAT CR guide. I have a decent accuracy rate on my CR questions about (get 25 out of 30 right) but i still take about 2.5-3 minutes per question on average. I have used MGMAT's strategy of t-diagramming and S-W-Slash charts which i think might be a factor in my time since making the diagram takes about 60-70 secs for me.
Am i following the correct approach? Do people use t-diagramming a lot?
Am i following the correct approach? Do people use t-diagramming a lot?
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26 May 2011, 23:11
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T-diagramming is definitely a time consuming approach, I personally think it shouldn’t be followed.
27 May 2011, 06:33
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Well i have been practicing with it more often. I have cut down my question solving time to abt 2.5 minutes. What should my target time be?
