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How to be good @ GRE QUANT REAL-LIFE Setting Questions?
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23 Jun 2020, 11:58
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Hello all,
I recently appeared in GRE test. However, my QUANT score is a bit low and i want to improve it.
Upon reviewing "GRE-Diagnostic", i realized that much of the mistakes i made was in real-life setting questions (i am talking about QUANT here). Even if i attempted them right, time spent was more than 3 minutes per question. This is quite disturbing because i spent alot of time on those questions and it did not left enough time to review all questions thoroughly.
What advise can you give me to improve my strategy towards improving real-life setting quant questions?
I recently appeared in GRE test. However, my QUANT score is a bit low and i want to improve it.
Upon reviewing "GRE-Diagnostic", i realized that much of the mistakes i made was in real-life setting questions (i am talking about QUANT here). Even if i attempted them right, time spent was more than 3 minutes per question. This is quite disturbing because i spent alot of time on those questions and it did not left enough time to review all questions thoroughly.
What advise can you give me to improve my strategy towards improving real-life setting quant questions?
Re: How to be good @ GRE QUANT REAL-LIFE Setting Questions?
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23 Jun 2020, 12:01
23 Jun 2020, 12:01
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real life you do mean : mixture, word problem, work rate problems ?? stuff like that ??
Re: How to be good @ GRE QUANT REAL-LIFE Setting Questions?
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24 Jun 2020, 00:28
24 Jun 2020, 00:28
Yes, i mean the same.
There are two types given in the GRE diagnostics report. 1 = "Pure Math"; 2 = "Real-Life". Yes, I assume it means word problems.
There are two types given in the GRE diagnostics report. 1 = "Pure Math"; 2 = "Real-Life". Yes, I assume it means word problems.
