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Spending Extra Time on the First 7 Questions

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by LauraTargetTestPrep » Wed Mar 20, 2024 12:07 pm
You may have heard that spending extra time on the first 7 question in a section will help increase your GMAT score. Find out why this strategy could actually do more harm than good on test day:

GMAT Myths Busted: Should You Spend Extra Time on the First 7 Questions in a Section?
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