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10 Aug 2010, 09:58
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Hey guys,
I can't study. GMAT's on Friday the 13th.... I'm very restless. Have averaged 680 in Manhattan CAT's, scored 710 in First GMATPrep and 660 in second. Any suggestions on how to utilize my time at the same time not be stressed?
And is it normal if people cannot study last 2 days?
Let me know!
I can't study. GMAT's on Friday the 13th.... I'm very restless. Have averaged 680 in Manhattan CAT's, scored 710 in First GMATPrep and 660 in second. Any suggestions on how to utilize my time at the same time not be stressed?
And is it normal if people cannot study last 2 days?
Let me know!
10 Aug 2010, 14:07
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i suggest you to chill and relax. Go out, see a movie and dont think about gmat. As to whether it is "normal" or not some people take practice tests the day of and the day before and some like me try to avoid putting too much time on it. If you are restless you might be even more so if you happen to mess up on any last minute tests/practices so just relax 
. You can do some small studying like going over some basics, formulas, error logs etc...
. You can do some small studying like going over some basics, formulas, error logs etc... 
10 Aug 2010, 22:20
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Follow shaselai's advice and take the next two days off from anything related to the GMAT. At this stage, you're ready. Watch a movie or go to the mall. Give your mind a break so it will be fully energized for the big day!
Everyone becomes anxious right before the GMAT. It's a completely normal feeling. But there's nothing to worry about. Trust me, when the test starts, you'll know what to do. But rest for now.
And please remember to post a debrief.
Good luck!
Everyone becomes anxious right before the GMAT. It's a completely normal feeling. But there's nothing to worry about. Trust me, when the test starts, you'll know what to do. But rest for now.
And please remember to post a debrief.
Good luck!
