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16 Jul 2025, 10:26
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Hi all,
I’ve been prepping for the GMAT and find that managing time on Data
Interpretation (DI) questions and Verbal is a real challenge.
DI often feels like it takes more time for a lot of questions.
Verbal questions, especially Critical Reasoning and Reading
Comprehension last few questions, can be tricky to finish without rushing.
I’m looking for practical, battle-tested time management strategies that
helped you:
Some ideas I’ve tried :
What worked best for you? Any tweaks or mindset hacks to stay calm and
keep pace under time pressure?
Thanks a lot! Would love to hear your insights and strategies.
I’ve been prepping for the GMAT and find that managing time on Data
Interpretation (DI) questions and Verbal is a real challenge.
DI often feels like it takes more time for a lot of questions.
Verbal questions, especially Critical Reasoning and Reading
Comprehension last few questions, can be tricky to finish without rushing.
I’m looking for practical, battle-tested time management strategies that
helped you:
- Speed up DI interpretation without sacrificing accuracy
- Approach Verbal passages/questions efficiently and confidently
- Avoid getting stuck on tough questions in these sections
Some ideas I’ve tried :
- Setting strict time limits per DI question (like 3 mins max) but have found myself rushing and drop in accuracy
- Skimming reading comprehension passages for main ideas first.
- Using process of elimination quickly on Verbal to save time
- Practicing with official timed sets to build stamina
What worked best for you? Any tweaks or mindset hacks to stay calm and
keep pace under time pressure?
Thanks a lot! Would love to hear your insights and strategies.
16 Jul 2025, 11:41
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Some general suggestions but if you want to practice reading, articles from The Economist could be helpful to use. For DI questions in which information is spread across multiple tabs, creating quick info maps before diving in may also be useful. If CR assumption questions are a bit challenging, consider checking out the negation technique.
How to get better on the GMAT. Think of time management as time currency.
How to get better on the GMAT. Think of time management as time currency.
16 Jul 2025, 19:58
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Hi k11work,
Since you are having issues with timing for both Verbal and DI, I have two great articles for you to check out:
Data Insights Timing Strategy
How to Get Faster at GMAT Focus Verbal: Top 6 Tips
Since you are having issues with timing for both Verbal and DI, I have two great articles for you to check out:
Data Insights Timing Strategy
How to Get Faster at GMAT Focus Verbal: Top 6 Tips
