Hello, my friends at Beat The GMAT!Many GMAT test-takers, particularly those who don’t consider math their strongest subject, start to panic when they learn that they won’t have access to the GMAT calculator for the Quant section of the exam.
The truth is that — unless there are special circumstances involving accommodations — no student, regardless of his or her starting math proficiency, needs a calculator to do GMAT Quant. In fact, GMAT Quant questions are specifically designed to be answered without the use of a calculator. This is because GMAT Quant tests your use of logic and your conceptual knowledge, not your ability to perform complex mathematical calculations.
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