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08 Jan 2021, 11:26
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Hi everyone,
As we all know, GMATClub Tests are harder than the real exam questions. I love them.
Additionally, we know that when you get the real exam you need to be in a position that you already practiced on your timing. For example, after the first 10 questions be left with x mins, after the 20th question be left with y mins etc.
The thing is I am quite struggling to adapt my timing on GMATClub Tests in a way that I can develop my timing for the real deal. Since the difficulties are different if you try to apply a timing strategy that you want to use on the real one or mocks, you will score low on the GMATClub Tests. But if you dont practice timing now, then you will fail the real one. These two creates a paradox like situation for me.
Any advice?
As we all know, GMATClub Tests are harder than the real exam questions. I love them.
Additionally, we know that when you get the real exam you need to be in a position that you already practiced on your timing. For example, after the first 10 questions be left with x mins, after the 20th question be left with y mins etc.
The thing is I am quite struggling to adapt my timing on GMATClub Tests in a way that I can develop my timing for the real deal. Since the difficulties are different if you try to apply a timing strategy that you want to use on the real one or mocks, you will score low on the GMATClub Tests. But if you dont practice timing now, then you will fail the real one. These two creates a paradox like situation for me.
Any advice?
06 Mar 2021, 08:39
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First, work on your ability, and then focus on your efficiency. Get your concepts and fundamentals right, timing will automatically fall into the right place. I have experienced this.
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