Hi
I was a bit curious to know if one should spend more time in the first 10-15 questions to ensure that they are correct and then spend less time for the questions towards the end...
I joined princeton review, there the prof told me that you should spend more time in the first few questions.
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amandeep.hora
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benissleeping
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I guess it depends on how much more time are u going to spend on the first 10 questions?
If it means, you rush through guessing the last 10 questions, or even worse dont manage to finish the test - then I would say its a bad strategy.
If it means spending 23 mins, rather than 20 mins on the first 10 questions, then I guess its an okay strategy.
If it means, you rush through guessing the last 10 questions, or even worse dont manage to finish the test - then I would say its a bad strategy.
If it means spending 23 mins, rather than 20 mins on the first 10 questions, then I guess its an okay strategy.
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virtuoso902
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I'm wondering about this also. I read in PR's Cracking The GMAT book to do the same thing. The only problem is I ended up not finishing the last 12 or so problems.
It is hard to find the balance between speed and accuracy. Any help?
It is hard to find the balance between speed and accuracy. Any help?
