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16 Dec 2015, 11:48
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Hello all,
As there are many posts regarding skipping AW & IR sections, I wanted to ask how do we define skipping specifically? Lets say that I want to skip the IR section, Since we cannot just skip the IR section in the test, How would you define skipping?
Skipping = "Just quickly guessing all the IR question in lets say under 5 mins" and getting to the break or actually spending 30 mins on the IR but not paying attention, just selecting randomly?
The purpose of this question is to confirm if the overall scheduled time for the test (around 4h) is counted towards the total score.
Would appreciate a quick response.
Thanks
As there are many posts regarding skipping AW & IR sections, I wanted to ask how do we define skipping specifically? Lets say that I want to skip the IR section, Since we cannot just skip the IR section in the test, How would you define skipping?
Skipping = "Just quickly guessing all the IR question in lets say under 5 mins" and getting to the break or actually spending 30 mins on the IR but not paying attention, just selecting randomly?
The purpose of this question is to confirm if the overall scheduled time for the test (around 4h) is counted towards the total score.
Would appreciate a quick response.
Thanks
16 Dec 2015, 11:57
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There is no correlation between Time taken and the score. There are probably checks to make sure you don't get a Q51 and V45 while spending 10 mins on each section - that's an indication of some kind of cheating/data leak and I am sure GMAC tracks it but there are no reports or indications that time spent on solving each question affects your score. In part due to guessing and the fact that you may guess a question right or wrong.
In any case, back to the topic, you can just click through the AWA and IR on the GMAT if you do not need those scores.
In any case, back to the topic, you can just click through the AWA and IR on the GMAT if you do not need those scores.
16 Dec 2015, 12:26
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bb Thanks a lot for the quick response.
So If I got you right, I will be safe If I just answer all the IR questions under 5mins.
Have a good day!
