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10 Mar 2020, 02:09
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Hi all. I have been preparing for the GMAT for the past 5 months. I can't thank gmatclub enough for the help it provided. It would be great to hear your advice for a first-time test taker.
10 Mar 2020, 08:33
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Hi GMATBuddha,
Since your GMAT is in just two days, I really would not do a whole lot. Certainly, you can review your notes or flashcards, but that's about it. Otherwise, try to do some things that will take your mind off the exam. Lastly, make sure to get a good night's sleep. Let us know how things turn out. Here is also a helpful article that provides some further advice as well as test day tips.
Good luck!!
Since your GMAT is in just two days, I really would not do a whole lot. Certainly, you can review your notes or flashcards, but that's about it. Otherwise, try to do some things that will take your mind off the exam. Lastly, make sure to get a good night's sleep. Let us know how things turn out. Here is also a helpful article that provides some further advice as well as test day tips.
Good luck!!
10 Mar 2020, 09:18
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ScottTargetTestPrep Thank you for the advice.
Will update with the GMAT Score once I am done with the exam.
Thanks again.
Will update with the GMAT Score once I am done with the exam.
Thanks again.
