GMAT Quantitative Reasoning

GMAT Quantitative Reasoning focuses on mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills essential for success on the GMAT exam.

Arithmetic EssentialsAlgebraic ThinkingData Interpretation
Advanced Word ProblemsGeometry and Spatial ReasoningStatistics and Probability
Business Decision MakingPersonal Finance ManagementAnalyzing Market Data
Time Management on the GMATElimination and Estimation TechniquesReading and Paraphrasing Questions
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Study Strategies

Time Management on the GMAT

Mastering the Clock for GMAT Success

Time management can make or break your GMAT performance. With limited time for each question, you need strategies to keep pace and maximize your score.

Tips for Staying on Track

  • Set a target time per question (about 2 minutes)
  • Don’t get stuck—move on if you’re unsure
  • Save a few minutes at the end to review flagged questions

Practicing under timed conditions builds confidence and speed.

Examples

  • Finishing each question in under 2 minutes to stay on pace.

  • Skipping a tough question and returning if time allows.

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