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Time saving strategies for Maths

ajay_gmat

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Was wanting to start a thread to discuss ways to reduce time while solving maths Questions. The issue with me is not the complexity of the problems but errors towards the end due to scarcity of time.

Anyone else facing the same kind of problems?? Any advice on how to reduce time on earlier Questions or timing strategies for Quantitative sections.

I currently get abt 48 in maths but feel frustrated since i do questions incorrect more due to time limit that due to calculation errors.

Any suggestions ??

Thanks a lot for replying

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