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26 Aug 2018, 05:40
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Hey guys,
After some research I felt that there was a lack in a clear timing strategy that would include the importance of the first 10 questions, which are more important as everybody knows.
I have included an excel spreadsheet, where my methodology is explained, so you can understand it and adapt it when needed.
I strongly believe that this timing strategy is the one that should be used by almost everybody!
Please include some recommendation if you have some, I would love to hear some opinions!
(this is only for quant, as I believe that verbal should be approached more holistically, just as bb thinks)
Thnx in advance and like if it was helpful,
GOODLUCK
After some research I felt that there was a lack in a clear timing strategy that would include the importance of the first 10 questions, which are more important as everybody knows.
I have included an excel spreadsheet, where my methodology is explained, so you can understand it and adapt it when needed.
I strongly believe that this timing strategy is the one that should be used by almost everybody!
Please include some recommendation if you have some, I would love to hear some opinions!
(this is only for quant, as I believe that verbal should be approached more holistically, just as bb thinks)
Thnx in advance and like if it was helpful,
GOODLUCK
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26 Aug 2018, 10:28
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30 Aug 2018, 06:16
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Those links have different strategies
They focus on an equal time allotted for every question
The strategy that I posted focusses on spending more time for the 10 first question (2min 40 to be exact) , offering you the time targets to measure your pace effectively
They focus on an equal time allotted for every question
The strategy that I posted focusses on spending more time for the 10 first question (2min 40 to be exact) , offering you the time targets to measure your pace effectively
