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timing map for verbal

Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension
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by missionGMAT007 » Sat Nov 20, 2010 10:21 am
Hello All,
Does anybody has an idea about how the order of appearance of SC, CR, and RC questions in verbal section. I know this is adaptive and all that stuff. However, is it possible to get at least a vague idea so that we can prepare a timing map.
Thanks for your help :)
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by harsh.champ » Mon Nov 29, 2010 12:42 am
missionGMAT007 wrote:Hello All,
Does anybody has an idea about how the order of appearance of SC, CR, and RC questions in verbal section. I know this is adaptive and all that stuff. However, is it possible to get at least a vague idea so that we can prepare a timing map.
Thanks for your help :)
If you are aiming for a 750+ remember,that you can have a difficult RC at the end.Also some difficult CR's can figure at the end of the spectrum.Anyways such speculations are of no use.
It would be more beneficial if you just concentrate on getting the timing correct for all the questions that you practice.
A GMAT Practice Grid can come in handy if you are not using it already.
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