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Sample resultFull mock · completed
Estimated GMAT score615205–805 scale
Study nextData Sufficiency3 of 5 missed · 172s average
Active time by questionOne decision broke the pace
150s decision rule
Sample active time for questions 31 through 40 Question 38 took 204 seconds and was incorrect. A suggested decision rule is 150 seconds.
150s

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01 / 03

Find where the clock changed your decisions.

A pacing chart makes a vague feeling visible. Question 38 took 204 seconds, missed the mark, and left less time for the questions that followed.

The next attempt gets one practical rule: decide by 150 seconds.

02 / 03

Look for a pattern, not an isolated miss.

Question-type and difficulty analysis groups misses into something trainable. Here, medium and hard Data Sufficiency questions are the repeated weak spot.

Three misses out of five are more useful than a generic “work on Quant” note.

03 / 03

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Open the highest-priority missed question, rebuild the rephrase step, then practice five focused questions before taking another timed set.

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Illustrative result1 / 3
Active time by questionSeconds
Pacing for ten sample questionsQuestion 38 took 204 seconds and was incorrect. The next-test decision rule is 150 seconds.

Observed54s over the rule

Use next time150s decision cap

Question-type performanceData Insights
Repeated patternData Sufficiency
Accuracy
40%
Missed
3 / 5
Average
172s

Review focusRebuild the rephrase step

Study nextPriority 1
01
Data Sufficiency · medium / hard

Review Q38, then practice the rephrase step.

Open the missed question first. Write what would be sufficient before testing each statement.

1 Review Q382 Learn the step3 Practice 5

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  • Question 38: 204 seconds and incorrect. Use a 150 second decision rule next time.
  • Data Sufficiency: 2 of 5 correct with a 172 second average. Rebuild the rephrase step.
  • Recommended action: review question 38, then practice 5 focused questions before another timed set.

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