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07 Jul 2021, 07:12
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Hi All,
Is it a good strategy to mark all C in last RC and attempt all other questions as I have tried in multiple mocks but I am always short of time to attempt last RC , stuck at 650 as of now in mocks .
Has anyone tried marking all random answers in One RC ?
Is it a good strategy to mark all C in last RC and attempt all other questions as I have tried in multiple mocks but I am always short of time to attempt last RC , stuck at 650 as of now in mocks .
Has anyone tried marking all random answers in One RC ?
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07 Jul 2021, 16:26
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Interesting strategy. Ultimately you are guessing....
I did look up the OG results for the RC's and indeed the "C" is the prevalent answer (39 out of about 150)
I guess ultimately you can guess if you have to but you are playing a guessing game. Even if you have a 90% chance to guess the answer, it does not mean that out of 5, you will get 4 correct. That's true on a bigger scale but not on the test. I think guess if you have to but having a deficit of 8 minutes on a test is a significant shortfall. I would encourage you to look into optimizing your time. Perhaps this will give some ideas... https://gmatclub.com/forum/timing-strat ... 06035.html
Though my guess being here since 2016 you have seen that topic.
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07 Jul 2021, 21:47
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Oh. Option C !
This brought up a certain memory of a public Entrance Exam and "Test takers with certain reservations " used to mark OMR Answer sheet ( remember OMR ? Circling that hole against the option you want to choose ) with only option C and end up securing admissions.
Option C has its own POWERS then.
This brought up a certain memory of a public Entrance Exam and "Test takers with certain reservations " used to mark OMR Answer sheet ( remember OMR ? Circling that hole against the option you want to choose ) with only option C and end up securing admissions.
Option C has its own POWERS then.
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