QR help

[chemkay]

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Ive recently been using Chad's Videos and Bootcamp to improve my scores in the QR section of the DAT. Im scoring around a 19. Compared to the DAT, how much easier are the questions and do you think my score will increase on the real test?

 

[CustomGrills51]

I'm in the same boat, it's all ab speed. Like working the problems fast bc u only get one min a problem

 

[chemkay]

I'm in the same boat, it's all ab speed. Like working the problems fast bc u only get one min a problem

When do you take your DAT?

 

[dauntless123]

I am also on the same boat. I can never finish QR questions on time and I have been studying from the Math destroyer book and doing dat achiever. I feel like QR might lower my AA. I've heard that QR on real DAT is exactly like QR on math destroyer.

 

[chemkay]

I am also on the same boat. I can never finish QR questions on time and I have been studying from the Math destroyer book and doing dat achiever. I feel like QR might lower my AA. I've heard that QR on real DAT is exactly like QR on math destroyer.

I don't have the math destroyer. I have bootcamp and chads videos. I didn't want to use too many materials, I would be too overwhelmed. I usually finish in time, but my score is ALWAYS a 19.. I would like to bring it up a few points at least. I don't take my test for a month though.

 

[CustomGrills51]

When do you take your DAT?

I take mine July 7th. It's sad QR is the only section I'm worried about! It's so hard at the real test bc your like, ok lemme see my damn scores. Ended up with a 16 but I'll take it. If a school won't let me in makin 20+ on everything else then I don't wanna go there haha.

 

[CustomGrills51]

Qr is kinda like crossfit. It doesn't matter how much weight u can lift (knowing how to do the difficult problems) all that matters is how many reps you can do in the alloyed time. (#problems in 45 min).

 

[chemkay]

Qr is kinda like crossfit. It doesn't matter how much weight u can lift (knowing how to do the difficult problems) all that matters is how many reps you can do in the alloyed time. (#problems in 45 min).

Such a great analogy! I started with a 14 this week, and brought it up a few points over the course of studying, but I can't seem to bring it up much more. DAT Bootcamp says the questions are harder than the actual test, but that doesn't make me feel any better. Lol.

 

[CustomGrills51]

Exactly, that's why u gotta know how to solve the problem before u finish reading it 😉

 

[Daneosaurus]

Qr is kinda like crossfit. It doesn't matter how much weight u can lift (knowing how to do the difficult problems) all that matters is how many reps you can do in the alloyed time. (#problems in 45 min).

Probably the best analogy for QR ever. I can do heavy lifting (I've had a few semesters of calc), but these problems are different. You just have to be quick.

 

[J777]

I don't have the math destroyer.

You should get it

 

[chemkay]

You should get it

I am taking your word for it, I just bought it last night.

 

[minerva29]

I just took the DAT yesterday and going into it I was not worried about QR, I have always been good at math and I've practiced and felt that I was good on time. But I was so tired by the time the QR section came up and I felt like I was going really slow. Most (80%) of my problems were longish word problems. By the time that I had about 20 minutes left I was on problem #15 and I knew I was not going to be able to finish on time! I ended up scoring a 17 in this section but I skipped the more lengthy problems, tried to answer the easier ones first and in the end had to guess on the last 5 because I had about a minute left!

So it is all about timing in my opinion, and staying alert after the reading section!

 

[dauntless123]

I just took the DAT yesterday and going into it I was not worried about QR, I have always been good at math and I've practiced and felt that I was good on time. But I was so tired by the time the QR section came up and I felt like I was going really slow. Most (80%) of my problems were longish word problems. By the time that I had about 20 minutes left I was on problem #15 and I knew I was not going to be able to finish on time! I ended up scoring a 17 in this section but I skipped the more lengthy problems, tried to answer the easier ones first and in the end had to guess on the last 5 because I had about a minute left!

So it is all about timing in my opinion, and staying alert after the reading section!

Yeah I have also heard that DAT QR had tons of word problems. So do you suggest me skipping and marking the word problems and putting a random answer, and then answering the easier short problems first? Then going back to answer the word problems? This is probably going to be my strategy. I take the DAT in about a week.

 

[minerva29]

Yeah I have also heard that DAT QR had tons of word problems. So do you suggest me skipping and marking the word problems and putting a random answer, and then answering the easier short problems first? Then going back to answer the word problems? This is probably going to be my strategy. I take the DAT in about a week.

Yeah that's a good strategy in my opinion! If you know how to solve the type of a problem do it right away, if you read and know that you will need some time trying to figure out the formula or how to set it up.. guess an answer, mark it and move on cause chances are that there are much easier and less time consuming questions.