Double-check yourself before answering. . Be careful, but not as cautious as earlier in the test. Move rapidly and guess more frequently and make sure to finish all of the questions. . Approximately how much time you should spend on questions, depending on your skill level. Lower scorers should spend more time on the important early questions to get at least a few of them right.
Higher scorers schould balance their time to get as many questions right as possible.
Also, adjust yourself to spend slightly less time on the Sentence Corrections and Quantitative Comparison questions and more time on the Reading Comprehension questions. GMAT students complained that they had trouble learning the right pacing and that they wasted their practice tests trying to master the GMAT CAT's complicated pacing strategies. The Pacer tells you what question you should be on so that you finish the test on time. Like a training wheel, the more you practice with the Pacer, the stronger your sense of timing will become.