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Hi, I'm practising MSR from past few days and I have observed/I'm observing that I'm selectig one choice wrong in a question and the entire question is wrong. This kind of errors/mistakes leads to loss of time since these questions take lot of time to solve. And in extreme cases can lead to wasting time and not able solve other questions. How can I improve my skills in dealing with MSR questions.
Also, I feel these questions are more penalsing in nature compared to other questions. Any suggestions why GMAt uses this kind of questions. I know the importance of sourcing data from multiple sources in real life job situations. But why GMAT makes it tedious to solve these questions. Why not have a single problem in each question stem rather than having 3 problems?
Also, I feel these questions are more penalsing in nature compared to other questions. Any suggestions why GMAt uses this kind of questions. I know the importance of sourcing data from multiple sources in real life job situations. But why GMAT makes it tedious to solve these questions. Why not have a single problem in each question stem rather than having 3 problems?
