I am consistently under-performing on my Quant practice tests. I feel that I have a pretty solid understanding of the underlying math concepts, and when practicing a few problems at a time without time constraints, I am able to do quite well, and feel very confident.
However, under real test conditions, I sometimes find myself completely at a loss as to how to approach certain questions. This leads me to believe that I have not sufficiently developed the logical though processes necessary to apply the mathematics.
Are there any specific tools, exercises, puzzles, or games out there to help develop this? Or is working through practice questions under test conditions the best way to go?
However, under real test conditions, I sometimes find myself completely at a loss as to how to approach certain questions. This leads me to believe that I have not sufficiently developed the logical though processes necessary to apply the mathematics.
Are there any specific tools, exercises, puzzles, or games out there to help develop this? Or is working through practice questions under test conditions the best way to go?
