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18 Oct 2020, 17:47
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I just took a baseline Princeton review gmat test. I have done some analysis after the test:
1. I spent about 4 mins on a few questions in both quant and verbal just because I thought I could solve them. As a result, I was left with little time to solve the last 5-10 questions in each section.
2. I need to brush up on a few concepts such as permutations and combinations, and some geometry.
3. Need to work on inference and reasoning related questions.
Question - What are the other things that I should be focusing on?
Here’s my score breakdown:
50 Q (24 correct and 7 incorrect)
42 V (23 correct and 13 incorrect)
I was very surprised by the test results because I genuinely struggled to complete both the sections and I literally made random guesses towards the end of each section.
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1. I spent about 4 mins on a few questions in both quant and verbal just because I thought I could solve them. As a result, I was left with little time to solve the last 5-10 questions in each section.
2. I need to brush up on a few concepts such as permutations and combinations, and some geometry.
3. Need to work on inference and reasoning related questions.
Question - What are the other things that I should be focusing on?
Here’s my score breakdown:
50 Q (24 correct and 7 incorrect)
42 V (23 correct and 13 incorrect)
I was very surprised by the test results because I genuinely struggled to complete both the sections and I literally made random guesses towards the end of each section.
Posted from my mobile device
18 Oct 2020, 19:59
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18 Oct 2020, 22:34
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