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Straight from ETS:
- Pacing yourself is very important. Consult the on-screen timer periodically. Work as carefully as possible, but do not spend valuable time checking answers or pondering ever problems that you find difficult.
- Don't waste time trying to solve a problem that is too difficult for you. Guess and move on to another question.
Quantitative section:
Questions 1-10: average 20 minutes not more
These questions are the most important ones during the exam.
Questions 11-20: average 20 minutes not more
Questions 21-30: average 20 minutes not more
Questions 31-37: average 15 minutes or less
Verbal section:
Questions 1-15: average 25 minutes not more
These questions are the most important ones during the exam.
Questions 16-25: average 20 minutes not more
Questions 26-35: average 20 minutes not more
Questions 36-41: average 10 minutes or less
- Pacing yourself is very important. Consult the on-screen timer periodically. Work as carefully as possible, but do not spend valuable time checking answers or pondering ever problems that you find difficult.
- Don't waste time trying to solve a problem that is too difficult for you. Guess and move on to another question.
Quantitative section:
Questions 1-10: average 20 minutes not more
These questions are the most important ones during the exam.
Questions 11-20: average 20 minutes not more
Questions 21-30: average 20 minutes not more
Questions 31-37: average 15 minutes or less
Verbal section:
Questions 1-15: average 25 minutes not more
These questions are the most important ones during the exam.
Questions 16-25: average 20 minutes not more
Questions 26-35: average 20 minutes not more
Questions 36-41: average 10 minutes or less
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