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06 Dec 2009, 11:12
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Hi there,
I have done some GMATClub's Quant tests. They are really good and I recommend them.
My scores are not so much consistent, as sometimes my percentile range from 7 to 60 (two times each).
I was looking at what happened each time and I realized when I scored low, I got stuck in some questions in about 5 to 7 minutes (I know, it is too much).
But in the tests that I did not score pretty good, I spent more time than I should in some questions (about 3 to 4 minutes), but I realized that I overcame it with some questions that I did too shortly (and correctly). Something about 40 to 50 seconds, especially DS problems.
I know I should spend less time in some questions, but my question is: do you guys have/had the same experience with some "too short" questions in order to overcome some longer questions?
I have done some GMATClub's Quant tests. They are really good and I recommend them.
My scores are not so much consistent, as sometimes my percentile range from 7 to 60 (two times each).
I was looking at what happened each time and I realized when I scored low, I got stuck in some questions in about 5 to 7 minutes (I know, it is too much).
But in the tests that I did not score pretty good, I spent more time than I should in some questions (about 3 to 4 minutes), but I realized that I overcame it with some questions that I did too shortly (and correctly). Something about 40 to 50 seconds, especially DS problems.
I know I should spend less time in some questions, but my question is: do you guys have/had the same experience with some "too short" questions in order to overcome some longer questions?
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07 Dec 2009, 00:28
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Yes, thats true. Even in actual test I feel the initial 5-6 questions are less time consuming. As you progress you start getting difficult and time consuming questions (depending upon how you are performing). Again towards the end, the last 5-6 questions are less time consuming.
Not only this, randomly in the test as well GMAT keeps on giving easy questions, that are purely for internal survey purpose.
Not only this, randomly in the test as well GMAT keeps on giving easy questions, that are purely for internal survey purpose.
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