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22 Jan 2026, 15:11
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Hey everyone a few months back I posted a thread when I started my GMAT journey where I attempted the first 100 quant questions from the OG with a 94% accuracy. After a lot of setbacks and roadblocks I was able to resume my GMAT prep months later and decided to complete the remaining 171 questions. I had an accuracy of 92.4% that is 158 questions correct with an average timing of 2:38 minutes. Need an overview as to should I consider quant done and move to DI or do something else. (I am currently enrolled in no prep courses)
22 Jan 2026, 15:19
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Hi. I think that's a great result. I would save your mistakes. Since you have 171 questions and 92.4%, that's likely about 14 questions. Save them and review them to make sure you will never make the mistake there again. However, 2:38 average time is not good enough for the test as the Guide is mostly easy and medium questions so it is worth looking at the questions that were easy and took a long time to solve to see better solutions in the book (official ones) or in the forum
