Hi, everyone
What is the difference between spend 20-30 seconds on one question and spend two minutes on one question.I just thought that I will get the right answer if I spend more time on it, and consider it well.
What do you guys think? Does spend more time better?
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There are very few questions that you can answer correctly in 20 - 30 seconds. About 45 seconds is the lower threshold and that is for certain sentence corrections questions or perhaps a Data Sufficiency problem that you really understand well.
Of course you need to spend time and give each question your full consideration!
Of course you need to spend time and give each question your full consideration!
