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by Buix0065 » Sun Jul 10, 2011 12:19 pm
I am three weeks out from taking the GMAT and my quant is NOT looking pretty!

What I'm seeing is either it takes me a long time to understand the problem and determine an approach, or I get it right away, move too quickly and end up making mistakes.

I'm trying to be more organized when working through problems and slow down on the easier ones.

What was the best thing you all did to improve your quant?

Thanks!
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by kenji » Sun Jul 10, 2011 4:29 pm
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The OG Archer guide from Mgmat helped me a lot with my time management per question...
Moreover their CAT test reports give you a glance about your cumulated time thru the whole test vs the optimal one in order to have 30 spare secs.

Good luck!
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