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maxpowers wrote:
Fig wrote:
To me, your description shows more a problem of selfconfidence.

The best way that I see to overcome it is the practice.... A lot of practice and under the time pressure and real conditions of the test. :)... even the laminated grilled papper used on the test, u should buy.... U need to use all of these all time :)..... Putting u in pression as well :)


When I took the test they gave you regular scratch paper with pencils. Where do you find the laminated paper they use now?


Have a look at this thread : https://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=26934&start=20

Apparently, the most equivalent to the real thing is found at : https://www.testdayscratch.com/

Anyway... good luck ! :)
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