Hey there,

This is a neither/nor answer. You need to be both fast and accurate.

Be careful. The benefit of having no set time limit is actually a disadvantage for most candidates as they don't know how to work with that. It is much simpler if you know how long you can take and execute within that timeframe.

Having designed a guide for the test as well as several practice tests (+ working with my clients for it), the clear answer is you need to be both fast and accurate.

I would approach the test with the time limit in mind and divide the recommended time by the number of questions and add 10% on top as the personal time limit.

All the best,

Florian

Hi Zhan,

The questions you can answer in 40-45 seconds should be answered in 40-45 seconds!

Then, with that “extra” time, use that for your harder questions :)

You do *not* have to sit on a question if it is a quick one.

Hi Zhan!

Finishing overall in a shorter time is not going to earn you more points. 

I recommend you proceed with an 80% confidence level for each question, taking as much time as you need to reach that confidence level. Accuracy is more important than speed in these tests. 

Best,
Cristian