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14 Dec 2023, 04:27
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Hi all!
I am looking to take my next GMAT attempt this upcoming week or the following one, but there are literally no dates available at the test center. Therefore, I am considering the online version. However, the last two times I did it was a mess, the first time there was technical problems and I could not finish it, and the second time, I blew it, there were also some issues with the proctor but this is just an excuse.
The main doubt I have is regarding time management, in the quant section, using the physical whiteboard. My doubt is the following, I have the feeling that but having to erase the previous work, at each problem, you lose quite some time that you do not lose in the test center. Per my calculations, more or less you lose about 5-10 seconds per question. Does anyone share this thoughts? Does anyone know how to overcome this?
Thank you!
I am looking to take my next GMAT attempt this upcoming week or the following one, but there are literally no dates available at the test center. Therefore, I am considering the online version. However, the last two times I did it was a mess, the first time there was technical problems and I could not finish it, and the second time, I blew it, there were also some issues with the proctor but this is just an excuse.
The main doubt I have is regarding time management, in the quant section, using the physical whiteboard. My doubt is the following, I have the feeling that but having to erase the previous work, at each problem, you lose quite some time that you do not lose in the test center. Per my calculations, more or less you lose about 5-10 seconds per question. Does anyone share this thoughts? Does anyone know how to overcome this?
Thank you!
Updated on: 14 Dec 2023, 13:58
Originally posted by GmatKnightTutor on 14 Dec 2023, 11:43.
Last edited by GmatKnightTutor on 14 Dec 2023, 13:58, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by GmatKnightTutor on 14 Dec 2023, 13:58, edited 1 time in total.
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You don't necessarily have to erase your board after each question. Consider taking an Official-Mock using a whiteboard to see what it's like using one in an exam setting.
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14 Dec 2023, 13:49
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you know the term "Time management"? Well now learn "board management". There are some tricks and strategies to save time on board by keeping your work more organized. Practice it before moving on with the exam.
