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by bblast » Fri Dec 24, 2010 2:24 am
tintin1 wrote:hey i had a very imp question...
i generally dont finish the verbal test n sometimes quant....
i tend 2 mark the last 5-6 quests of verbal blindly....
are the last few questions that important..i was thinking of leaving the last rc oassage so that i finish my exam....
i alread gave the GMAT once n scored lreally low coz i didnt have enought ime...im giving it again on 31st dec...pl suggest something for the time manangement...is it ok 2 leave a few inbetween
Its a horrendous sin to leave a section unfinished, as the gmat severely penalizes u for unanswered questions,
for better time management just take a stop watch, and time ur rc's to under 8 mins,
10 sc's to under 15 mins etc.
you have to find out what works best for u,
for example i I took a random set of 41 questions from OG :
1>timed 4 rc's and finished them under 30 mins
2>times 27(rc+ sc) questions and finished them under 45 mins.
(I used a lap timer) Its important not to do all the rc/sc/cr questions at a single stretch, so use book marks and switch between sections intermittently,
sounds tedious, but worked for me :)
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