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You’ve made it to part 3 of our Time Management series!

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Welcome to the second installment of our GMAT time management series! In the first part, we addressed the following:

1. Why is time management so important on the GMAT?
2. Know (generally) how the scoring works on the GMAT
3. When solving problems, follow two principles: first Exam Mode, then Study Mode

Today’s installment is all about per-problem timing.
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You have a lot to learn in this series! And it won’t happen overnight; you’ll need to build these skills over time. Bookmark this article and return to it frequently throughout your studies. At the least, revisit these articles before and after every practice test you take.

One more note: We’ll address per-question and per-section time management. We’ll also address how you keep track of your time for the test-center based GMAT. For the GMAT Online, the test sections themselves are the same, but the scratch paper situation is different, and that affects how you’ll keep track of your time during the exam. Read this series first; at the end, we’ll link to another post that addresses how to use your whiteboard to keep track of your time on the GMAT Online, specifically.

Today, we’re going to discuss the overarching principles for managing your time on the GMAT. Ready? Let’s dive in!

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Working full-time and struggling to find time to study for the GMAT? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. At Manhattan Prep, we find that one of the biggest hurdles preventing students from achieving their goal score is not having enough time to study. You cannot “wing” the GMAT; if you are not able to commit enough time and energy toward studying, you will find it difficult to score as high you would like. Read on for tips on how to approach the balancing act of adding crucial hours of studying to your already busy week. Read more