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by joannabanana » Fri Oct 08, 2010 11:19 am
I just did two sets of Problem Solving questions from the Kaplan CD. They only give you 25min for 16 questions! Why??? This teaches me nothing about pacing and just frustrates me because I get a lot of questions wrong! Is anyone else annoyed by this? Is it good practice to race through these problems, or should I not worry about it too much?
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by ashokkadam » Fri Oct 08, 2010 10:06 pm
i think 25 min for 16 PS questions is really fair. hope that is not the case with DS questions..
joannabanana wrote:I just did two sets of Problem Solving questions from the Kaplan CD. They only give you 25min for 16 questions! Why??? This teaches me nothing about pacing and just frustrates me because I get a lot of questions wrong! Is anyone else annoyed by this? Is it good practice to race through these problems, or should I not worry about it too much?
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by joannabanana » Sun Oct 10, 2010 12:32 pm
Actually it gets worse for DS! There they give you 20 questions, 25 min! I've decided not to follow their timing and just do about 13-14 questions in each practice set.
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