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30 Nov 2025, 09:12
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GMATClub quant is quite hard, isn’t? I feel there is no way I can beat the section within 45 mins. I had to pause the exam and solve a few questions. What to do if the real exam is also like this - any tips?
In OG mocks as well I find myself pausing the exam but accuracy wise I would get 1-2 wrong compared to 5-7 in GMATClub. I feel the time management is a massive issue. Its not that I am unable to find a "quicker" approach - many or most times when I check the forum for solutions in case there is a quicker method, replies generally have the method I solved it with.
I’d say on average its taking me 3 mins per question in practice with decent accuracy across difficulty levels (605+ levels)
In OG mocks as well I find myself pausing the exam but accuracy wise I would get 1-2 wrong compared to 5-7 in GMATClub. I feel the time management is a massive issue. Its not that I am unable to find a "quicker" approach - many or most times when I check the forum for solutions in case there is a quicker method, replies generally have the method I solved it with.
I’d say on average its taking me 3 mins per question in practice with decent accuracy across difficulty levels (605+ levels)
30 Nov 2025, 09:18
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30 Nov 2025, 09:32
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