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17 Nov 2013, 01:31
Kudos
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Hi ,
Are the GMAT prep test correct indicators of the score? If i have scored 670 on one of the tests, what should i be expecting on the D day
Please tell me any other strategies, for D day or for these last 3-4 days .
Thanks in advance
Are the GMAT prep test correct indicators of the score? If i have scored 670 on one of the tests, what should i be expecting on the D day
Please tell me any other strategies, for D day or for these last 3-4 days .
Thanks in advance
17 Nov 2013, 14:01
Kudos
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sargamgosain
Howdy!
GMATPrep will be the best indicator of your present level since the test and questions are made by GMAC. But of course, your score can fluctuation depending on your focus and rest.
With such a short amount of time before the test, it will be hard to make any improvements. I would spend the rest of your time reviewing your notes, refreshing your memory of different concepts, and analyzing any questions that you have missed in the past.
The day before the test, do not practice. You need to rest and relax. No preparation. Watch a movie, hang out with friends, just no practice. You need to save all your mental energy for the test. Enjoy the day, eat well, and get plenty of rest. The day of the test, try and do a little exercise before the test.
Best of luck on the test!
