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19 Aug 2003, 17:55
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I have heard that it is better to take the GMAT in the morning when your mind is most fresh.
I have also heard that its best to have an afternoon session so that your mind has plenty of time to wake up and you can even get in a few warm up problems before the exam.
Does anyone know which is correct or do you think the time at which you take your test is not really relevant.
Thanks
I have also heard that its best to have an afternoon session so that your mind has plenty of time to wake up and you can even get in a few warm up problems before the exam.
Does anyone know which is correct or do you think the time at which you take your test is not really relevant.
Thanks
19 Aug 2003, 21:20
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I have heard that it is better to take the GMAT in the morning when your mind is most fresh.
I have also heard that its best to have an afternoon session so that your mind has plenty of time to wake up and you can even get in a few warm up problems before the exam.
Does anyone know which is correct or do you think the time at which you take your test is not really relevant.
Thanks
I have also heard that its best to have an afternoon session so that your mind has plenty of time to wake up and you can even get in a few warm up problems before the exam.
Does anyone know which is correct or do you think the time at which you take your test is not really relevant.
Thanks
The time that is best for taking the GMAT is entirely up to you.
19 Aug 2003, 21:54
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I got a afternoon date and I'm not complaining. In any case, the timing of your GMAT should have minimal reflection in your scores!! I belive if you're well prepare you can kick GMAT ass even at 2 AM!
