Sujith P. answered • 05/17/18
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The best time management strategy is to adapt your pace to the GMAT by taking full-length GMAC practice tests on the days preceding the GMAT. While you do this make sure to:
1. Only use GMAC (Official) practice tests as even the best imitators fall short. Only GMAC ensures that all their practice tests are of the same length and same difficulty.
2. Take it without any additional breaks. Try to stick to the same time as you would in your actual GMAT.
3. Don't skip any sections. Even if nobody is going to score your Analytical Writing, make sure to give it your best shot. The writing section might tire you out a little bit and affect your pace on the subsequent sections.
If you do this for 2-4 days preceding your official test day, you will pace yourself perfectly. You might go too fast or too slwo in the first and second practice tests but you will quickly adapt!
