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24 Jun 2008, 09:29
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Guys, i have a test in a few days and I have serious concerns about my combination permuation knowledge. I have decided to just guess on anything close to these rather than waste any time getting these right. I can focus on the areas I'm good at. Do you think it's a good idea, well since I don't have that much of time left. I guess I'm seeking some a happy moral story to this. I guess a positive aspect of doing this .
Please do reply.
Please do reply.
24 Jun 2008, 11:11
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I wouldnt call it a "good idea".......if you think you can hit your goal score without trying on the few P&C questions, its up to you. Only you know how many you can afford to get wrong (more or less).
I dont know if anybody else had the experience I had but I did not have a single permutation or combination problem when I took the test and still finished with a 47 in Quant......odd?
I dont know if anybody else had the experience I had but I did not have a single permutation or combination problem when I took the test and still finished with a 47 in Quant......odd?
29 Jun 2008, 14:22
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i got a 49 in quant as well and didn't get a single permutation/combination problem. i'd say if you get one, you're doing really well and it probably won't hurt to guess so that you can continue on and make sure you don't run out of time. evaluate where you are in the test, # probs you have left, and how much time you can afford to spend trying to work it out before you guess and move on.
