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by gmatgoal » Sun Oct 19, 2008 5:47 am
Hi,

I recently purchased gmat paper tests. But I am not sure whether I should follow the timing given in the tests or make my own timing to do those questions and see my progress. Could any body please guide me as to how should I use the paper tests?

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by bbaah » Sun Oct 19, 2008 6:07 am
Try to stick with the time specified by the test makers. This will help you identify areas in which you need to improve your timing.

After taking each practice test, you can still work out all the other questions in your own time. I think a good strategy would be to aim to do more problems on subsequent tests if you find that you couldn't finish problems in any section.

Hope this helps.
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by wickely » Sun Oct 19, 2008 4:15 pm
Don't use the paper tests as your main practice. You MUST take CATs. If you're not prepared for the test as it's given, you'll be facing some unpleasant surprises during your test!
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