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21 Nov 2015, 05:04
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Hello guys,
I have one small query in GMAT test taking strategy. For example while attempting QA or VA section if I make judicious guess and mark the option when struck or better skip it. Someone told me that we should attempts all the questions and must not skip any.
Please guide
I have one small query in GMAT test taking strategy. For example while attempting QA or VA section if I make judicious guess and mark the option when struck or better skip it. Someone told me that we should attempts all the questions and must not skip any.
Please guide
21 Nov 2015, 08:23
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Never blindly guess on the GMAT. Recognize that you absolutely will make guesses on the GMAT, so you need to be strategic about how and when you guess. When you hit a question that you can tell is above your ability level, work it through a bit to see if you can eliminate even one answer choice, but then guess and move on (saving 1 minute or more for other questions you do know how to answer). If you find you are behind the time as you work through the exam (based on benchmark times), don't just blindly guess on the next few problems - as you find problems that are really hard for you and quickly see if you can make eliminations, then guess and move on...
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21 Nov 2015, 10:20
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You can't skip questions on the GMAT, unless you skip all the questions after a particular point on a section. That is, you won't see the next question unless you pick an option for the question you're currently on.
