24 hours before G-Day

Question

Your advice, guys?

Fig · Answer

1) Rest u.. Do all for it... Eat well, watch a movie and go to bed to sleep at least 8 h.
2) Stop working on GMAT
3) Have an excellent balanced Breakfast
4) Do all to arrive 30 min before the meeting time
5) Eat something energyzing between sections

Last but not least, trust in u ! :D

Good Luck & Come back with the good news !

nervousgmat · Answer

Make sure to get a good sleep. Too many gmatters complained about the lack of sleep before the exam because of nerves. Take a sleeping pill if the nerves get the best of you. 
And, just as Fig suggested, relax! There is nothing new you can learn in one day:)
Do post your experience when you are done!
We are all looking forward to your great score.

nick_sun · Answer

Thank you, guys! I feel your energy and support! 'll do my best

Prince4u · Answer

what is u r score

i hope good news from u 


Prince

nick_sun · Answer

I beg pardon to you for the delay in my report. I've decided to cancel my scores

A little bit disappointed because I've lost one month... but not discouraged at all... Well, what's happened was the hard math on the GMAT (harder than I have previously practiced, harder than in GPrep): a lot of inequalities/ number properties - DSs and PSs, sequences and at least 4 PSs with I, II, III choices. I had to make many guesses to have enough time for the following questions. Verbal was ok, although there was a RC after the second question

Essays were a breeze for me, I even felt that I did them better than during my home practice. Additional factors that made me worry about the results of the test were (1) a low concentration on that day (the reason might be the poor light in my testing cabin which always made me look narrowly at the screen

and (2) an anxiety that I had not managed to supress completely before the beginning of the test. Now I am planning to retake the exam in a month (after 15 June). However, since the environment in my testing cabin (insufficient light) was unfair to me (my concentration decreased) I may try to retake the exam before the 31-day period expires. What do you think, guys? Can they spring some surprise (hardest maths and verbal) on me during another attempt if I try to prove that the testing conditions were unfair? Regards, Nick

Fig · Answer

I believe that the set of questions we recieve is selected randomly.

... They cannot look at your face (or former score) and press a button to push u only the "hardest" questions or, in other words, the questions on your weak areas

I think u could try to ask for another attempt free of charge

... If it works, it's worth it

Also, it is nice that u feel fine with your decision to cancel

... Appear stronger and readier than ever next time... and kill the GMAT :2gunfire:

! :D

Good luck ! :D

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