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08 Aug 2023, 06:15
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FOCUS/CONCENTRATION has always been my problem.
With just 9 days left for the exam, I am not able to focus at all. Today while I was writing a Official Mock, I couldn't dare even read the passage let alone answer it. I don't know if its a lack of focus or if I am exhausted.
My Mocks have been around 700-710 and my target score is just lil bit more - 720.
I need help in making the best out of the remaining 9 days but at the same time make sure that I do not exhaust myself. Please suggest me a short plan if possible
I have created error logs during my prep but made the grave mistake of not going through them even once (In sense I just wrote down my errors, never went thru them). I now plan to go through them on alternate days.
With just 9 days left for the exam, I am not able to focus at all. Today while I was writing a Official Mock, I couldn't dare even read the passage let alone answer it. I don't know if its a lack of focus or if I am exhausted.
My Mocks have been around 700-710 and my target score is just lil bit more - 720.
I need help in making the best out of the remaining 9 days but at the same time make sure that I do not exhaust myself. Please suggest me a short plan if possible
I have created error logs during my prep but made the grave mistake of not going through them even once (In sense I just wrote down my errors, never went thru them). I now plan to go through them on alternate days.
08 Aug 2023, 12:13
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Might be worth taking a day off to recharge. Reading success stories on the Share GMAT Experience subforum may be helpful as well. Could be some quick tips in those posts you can take as well.
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08 Aug 2023, 15:06
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Hi abhikap14.
You could perhaps do a light day of prep or even take a break, and to get your focus back, do some practice untimed to give yourself time to ride out the issues that are cause you to have trouble focusing until you find that you are focusing on the questions again.
You could perhaps do a light day of prep or even take a break, and to get your focus back, do some practice untimed to give yourself time to ride out the issues that are cause you to have trouble focusing until you find that you are focusing on the questions again.
