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31 May 2005, 13:00
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Do you guys think the timing on the paper test is realistic?
On the actual GMAT test, you get to solve 37 quantitative questions in 75 minutes which is approximately 2 minutes per question. However on the paper tests quant, you have 25 minutes to solve 16 questions giving you roughly 1.5 minutes per question.
I find myself falling behind in timing because at 25 minutes (when time is up), I usually have 2 or 3 questions left depending on difficulty of previous questions.
What are you thoughts on this? I find this rather depressing.
Would you guys advise me to stick to the paper test timing or should I be worried that usually when time is up, I still have 2 or 3 more questions to go? Please help.
On the actual GMAT test, you get to solve 37 quantitative questions in 75 minutes which is approximately 2 minutes per question. However on the paper tests quant, you have 25 minutes to solve 16 questions giving you roughly 1.5 minutes per question.
I find myself falling behind in timing because at 25 minutes (when time is up), I usually have 2 or 3 questions left depending on difficulty of previous questions.
What are you thoughts on this? I find this rather depressing.
Would you guys advise me to stick to the paper test timing or should I be worried that usually when time is up, I still have 2 or 3 more questions to go? Please help.
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