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16 Nov 2023, 21:48
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Before practice tests, I tend to review formula sheets and maybe do 2-3 problems to warm up; however, I've noticed myself getting off to a slow start when I start my exams (I do Quant first). Even when doing 30-question practice problems with Quant, I've noticed myself getting off to a slow start.
Are there any recommendations/best ways to effectively warm up prior to taking these exams? Something that really encompasses a whole variety of topics in a succinct manner that I can review/do problems right before taking a practice test (and my exam coming up)?
Are there any recommendations/best ways to effectively warm up prior to taking these exams? Something that really encompasses a whole variety of topics in a succinct manner that I can review/do problems right before taking a practice test (and my exam coming up)?
16 Nov 2023, 22:32
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tbafupcf
it's quite common for test-takers to warm up as they progress through the test. Your current approach of tackling 2-3 quant problems as a warm-up is a good start. Remember, it's normal to feel more 'in the zone' as you move further into the exam.
A crucial aspect of warming up, though, is mental preparation. It's not just about recalling formulas or practicing problems, but also about getting your mind in the right state. Before starting your exam, take a few moments to clear your head and focus. A calm, centered mind is incredibly powerful. It helps you approach the test with a sense of readiness and confidence, allowing you to efficiently tackle a variety of problems.
Good luck!
17 Nov 2023, 10:40
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Hi tbafupcf,
Cycling through a deck of flashcards is a highly effective method for warming up. This technique is beneficial because it allows for quick, targeted reviews of each topic, which I call 'quick hits.' These quick hits are especially useful because they enable rapid engagement with various topics without leading to fatigue.
This approach refreshes your memory and helps maintain a high level of mental alertness, which is crucial for the GMAT. I highly recommend trying this method as part of your exam preparation routine. Once you've tried it, I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts on its effectiveness and how it impacted your overall readiness for the exam.
Cycling through a deck of flashcards is a highly effective method for warming up. This technique is beneficial because it allows for quick, targeted reviews of each topic, which I call 'quick hits.' These quick hits are especially useful because they enable rapid engagement with various topics without leading to fatigue.
This approach refreshes your memory and helps maintain a high level of mental alertness, which is crucial for the GMAT. I highly recommend trying this method as part of your exam preparation routine. Once you've tried it, I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts on its effectiveness and how it impacted your overall readiness for the exam.
