Hi All,
I'm about a week away from my test. So preparing for last minute stuff.
What's the overall best strategy for IR? Is it better to just concentrate on 8-9 of the 12 questions and get them right or is it better to solve them all with the possibility of getting a few wrong?
I've heard that on IR section, there are randomly 2 questions chosen that are just experimental. In other words, their score doesn't count. So, if I were to just focus on 8-9 questions and skip 3-4 and those 2 experimental questions happen to be in those 8-9 questions I chose, I could be looking at a 3-4 score instead of 6-7..
I understand that IR score doesn't matter as much in terms of admissions but I've heard that consulting / banking firms will start looking at the score as the skills tested in that section are more relevant to the type of work that those firms entail.
Any other general strategies that anyone has would be helpful!
Thanks
I'm about a week away from my test. So preparing for last minute stuff.
What's the overall best strategy for IR? Is it better to just concentrate on 8-9 of the 12 questions and get them right or is it better to solve them all with the possibility of getting a few wrong?
I've heard that on IR section, there are randomly 2 questions chosen that are just experimental. In other words, their score doesn't count. So, if I were to just focus on 8-9 questions and skip 3-4 and those 2 experimental questions happen to be in those 8-9 questions I chose, I could be looking at a 3-4 score instead of 6-7..
I understand that IR score doesn't matter as much in terms of admissions but I've heard that consulting / banking firms will start looking at the score as the skills tested in that section are more relevant to the type of work that those firms entail.
Any other general strategies that anyone has would be helpful!
Thanks
