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21 Oct 2015, 19:52
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Hi,
coming from Europe, I have to take my GMAT in Singapore. Has the test location any impact on the scoring or is that
globally standardized?
A second question:
When time runs out, is it advisable to just click through the questions randomly?
Btw how important is it to work on as many questions as possible?
Thanks for your tips =)
coming from Europe, I have to take my GMAT in Singapore. Has the test location any impact on the scoring or is that
globally standardized?
A second question:
When time runs out, is it advisable to just click through the questions randomly?
Btw how important is it to work on as many questions as possible?
Thanks for your tips =)
21 Oct 2015, 20:16
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It is not supposed to matter really though at one point GMAC was talking about localizing questions (e.g. using KM's instead of Miles or other elements). I don't think it will matter much. What may be a slight issue is your ID - wondering if the folks in Singapore are accustomed to seeing a UK ID and if they are cool with it. I assume it will be OK, but be prepared for a bit of extra time for check in and have any other secondary ID types with you that you may have.
You want to not leave any single question unanswered - that's the worst offense, much worse than guessing. Try to manage your time well so that you don't end up in that situation. timing-strategies-on-the-gmat-206035.html
Good Luck!
You want to not leave any single question unanswered - that's the worst offense, much worse than guessing. Try to manage your time well so that you don't end up in that situation. timing-strategies-on-the-gmat-206035.html
Good Luck!
21 Oct 2015, 21:19
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The question pool might be different in a different geographical location, but the GMAC tests each pool to make sure that it meets the GMAC's specifications (for example, in terms of quality of content and ability to measure different ability levels). Apart from this, you should try to check how good the center you're going to is.
And please time yourself so that you don't find yourself in a position where you have to guess your way through the last few questions
