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Updated on: 28 Apr 2020, 16:40
Originally posted by allmoosenoantlers on 20 Apr 2020, 13:43.
Last edited by bb on 28 Apr 2020, 16:40, edited 3 times in total.
Last edited by bb on 28 Apr 2020, 16:40, edited 3 times in total.
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Hey yall,
I took the GMAT ONLINE test at 8am today. Some notes:
- I took a practice test Saturday with the Manhattan prep white board, and decided I could handle it. I primarily used the typing function to type out formulas. Barely used the pencil.
- I was a little more pressed for time on Quant and IR than I would have liked, but not so much more than normal.
- If you hold your hand to your face, your face goes off camera (if you're looking down or hunched over), or if you are mouthing words to yourself, the proctor will chat you and tell you to stop. That was a bigger distraction for me than using the white board.
- Quant seemed easier and Verbal seemed harder to me than the practice tests I've taken. Could to totally subjective though.
- I didn't get an unofficial score. I'll let yall know when I get my score in.
Good luck!
Moose
I took the GMAT ONLINE test at 8am today. Some notes:
- I took a practice test Saturday with the Manhattan prep white board, and decided I could handle it. I primarily used the typing function to type out formulas. Barely used the pencil.
- I was a little more pressed for time on Quant and IR than I would have liked, but not so much more than normal.
- If you hold your hand to your face, your face goes off camera (if you're looking down or hunched over), or if you are mouthing words to yourself, the proctor will chat you and tell you to stop. That was a bigger distraction for me than using the white board.
- Quant seemed easier and Verbal seemed harder to me than the practice tests I've taken. Could to totally subjective though.
- I didn't get an unofficial score. I'll let yall know when I get my score in.
Good luck!
Moose
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20 Apr 2020, 13:55
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allmoosenoantlers - Thank you so much for sharing and posting! Good luck with your score!!!
Quick question - did the Whiteboard that GMAC use resemble the MGMAT Test whiteboard experience? Any differences or is it the same?
Quick question - did the Whiteboard that GMAC use resemble the MGMAT Test whiteboard experience? Any differences or is it the same?
20 Apr 2020, 14:12
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allmoosenoantlers
allmoosenoantlers It would be helpful if you could address the following queries,
1. How efficient is the initial setup process? By that, I mean is the moderator too demanding when it comes to the surrounding and how much time does the initial setup ideally take.
2. Is it difficult to attempt the test without sectional breaks?
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