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23 Aug 2006, 10:57
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Hi Guys,
My exam date is coming up on Sept 5th, 2006. It'll be my 2nd attempt after my dismal performance back in May.
I think one of the biggest mistakes I made on the 1st attempt was to study right up until the night before the exam... :S Now I know better to stop all studying 24hrs before the exam
But as for the test day, can someone recommend some suggestions on what dietary choices would best help keep my energy up and focused on test day? My exam in at 10am.
Here was what I was thinking:
- Get up around 7am and eat a regular hearty breakfast... perhaps oatmeal or cereal.. maybe even a banana
- pop some chocolates before the actual start of exam? sugar kick?
- after quant, have an energy bar ("PowerBar" or something like that). Have some gatorade.
I realized that to do well in the exam, one has to keep high level of concentration at all times so that silly mistakes are not made. So any suggestions in this regard will be very helpful.
thanks,
jjhko
My exam date is coming up on Sept 5th, 2006. It'll be my 2nd attempt after my dismal performance back in May.
I think one of the biggest mistakes I made on the 1st attempt was to study right up until the night before the exam... :S Now I know better to stop all studying 24hrs before the exam
But as for the test day, can someone recommend some suggestions on what dietary choices would best help keep my energy up and focused on test day? My exam in at 10am.
Here was what I was thinking:
- Get up around 7am and eat a regular hearty breakfast... perhaps oatmeal or cereal.. maybe even a banana
- pop some chocolates before the actual start of exam? sugar kick?
- after quant, have an energy bar ("PowerBar" or something like that). Have some gatorade.
I realized that to do well in the exam, one has to keep high level of concentration at all times so that silly mistakes are not made. So any suggestions in this regard will be very helpful.
thanks,
jjhko
23 Aug 2006, 13:37
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GMATT73 et al. have covered all you need to know in a thread on the forums. Its a sticky. You shouldnt have trouble finding it.
The most useful thing would be to sleep early and sleep well. Make it a habit of sleeping very well leading up to test day. Of all the things that affect a test score, I feel that lack of sleep , unnecessary pressure, impatience and lack of concentration do the job for most of us. If possible, run for a couple of miles a few hours before taking the test . It makes you feel positive and you can definitely concentrate better.
hope that helps.
The most useful thing would be to sleep early and sleep well. Make it a habit of sleeping very well leading up to test day. Of all the things that affect a test score, I feel that lack of sleep , unnecessary pressure, impatience and lack of concentration do the job for most of us. If possible, run for a couple of miles a few hours before taking the test . It makes you feel positive and you can definitely concentrate better.
hope that helps.
23 Aug 2006, 19:29
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Just eat something light.
Avoid sugars. They give you highs and lows. Banana's are the worst for this.
Non fat Yogurts, grain cereal, etc... better choices.
Avoid sugars. They give you highs and lows. Banana's are the worst for this.
Non fat Yogurts, grain cereal, etc... better choices.
