Failed my 1st attempt, need advice on best way to approach 2nd attempt

[user5866]

I failed my first attempt for the real GRE exam after months of preparation. I need to understand which is the best quant material here on GregMat for practice. Because i just finished the GRE Mini Exam #1 with 12 mins still remaining, but when I go to do the timed quizzes which are 26 mins long for 15 questions, I am rarely comfortable with the time and always get questions wrong because of the lack of time. So I need to understand which are the best resources to train for time-management and train quick-solving abilities for the real GRE exam. PS, I am in no need for any theory classes or what not, I understand all the theory for the GRE quant part, I just need to train quant strategies and time-management…

Usually on Magoosh, when I am doing their Mock Practice exams, I always have at least 3-5 mins during the 2nd more challenging section (because of adaptive difficulty) to come back on the questions I wasn’t able to solve, or I had doubts for. Which is never the case in GregMat timed quant tests, where I am never able to properly come back on the questions. Also I have trained the same exams so many times now that for some questions, I just automatically remember the correct answer, which is not a good thing.

[vince]

Study planning questions on the forums

I see a lot of posts on here from people who are asking for help with their study planning. Often these posts take the form of, “I’ve done abc and have def score - how do I get to xyz score?” A couple of observations and opinions (these do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Gregmat team): Often, the post has lots of details about what the person did, but nearly all these posts don’t provide much of a plan for people to comment on. There is a wealth of information on Gregmat about st…