Speed on the quant

Started by ramizlol
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ramizlol

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Alright, I got the Bio and Chem section under control. But, I am going crazy on the math. I know how to do 98% of the problems on each practice test that I do. But, I always run out of time or make stupid calculations because I am going so fast. I did a pearson practice test. I got 27/40 BUT 10 of the questions I got wrong I could have done them in my sleep!!! I try to skip around and do the easy problem. Any ideas????
 
I would simply recommend like you said skipping around and doing the easy ones first. A lot of times you can sort of estimate to the right answer also (without having to do the whole problem). I had to put random answers for like the last 10 questions on the actual PCAT and still scored in the 90's. No one finishes (at least I don't know anyone... 😵 haha), so don't stress so much about finishing, just answer what you can correctly.
 
I would simply recommend like you said skipping around and doing the easy ones first. A lot of times you can sort of estimate to the right answer also (without having to do the whole problem). I had to put random answers for like the last 10 questions on the actual PCAT and still scored in the 90's. No one finishes (at least I don't know anyone... 😵 haha), so don't stress so much about finishing, just answer what you can correctly.

Is there a example on how the computer-based format looks like? Can we freely skip around the section, flag questions to review, and quickly navigate to different questions without having to use the Back and Next buttons?
 
Is there a example on how the computer-based format looks like? Can we freely skip around the section, flag questions to review, and quickly navigate to different questions without having to use the Back and Next buttons?
I believe it is the same formate as pearsons tests
 
well.I had to put random answers for like the last 10 questions on the actual PCAT and still scored in the 90's.thanks
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