No, you don't have to show your whiteboard after quant. You can move to verbal straightaway.
About time break, it was not `troublesome` but, yeah, you have to switch from quant mode to verbal mode in 30secs, the default time for verbal screen before the verbal section starts.
I would appreciate a break between quant and verbal because I am not good in verbal and I generally start with verbal rather than quant, but life is hard and we can't get everything we wish for, right?
This online gmat comes with its benefits, and I love the format, but we have to adjust to the rules. I felt the online whiteboard was too much to `standardize` the test, but now with the new online gmat with physical whiteboard ( and reduced stress of not doing math with keyboard ) , I personally feel totally OK with no breaks between quant and verbal.
In my first online gmat I felt the quant section was easier than usual and I reached the last question with more than 10mins left, so I took my time on the last question and gave myself some time to relax. I thought I got all correct and was hoping Q51, but scored Q50.
This time, I slowed my pace overall and avoided any silly mistakes, double checking my answers almost every question.
Long story short, I would reconsider my approach to the test rather than worrying too much about the `break` between quant and verbal.
I don't think worrying about the break is going to do any good to us. It will only stress us about stuff that we don't have control over.
Everyone's strengths and weaknesses are different. So, take all the info on this great platform but I think it is better to customize your approach depending on your strengths and not to worry about things that matter less.
Oops, sorry I went too far off the topic. But yeah, I wish there was a break, but we can't help it.
Just tackle the quant beast and proceed to tackle the next one.
Cheers,
gmat2020trgt740 wrote:
HSW2021 wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Just finished my Online GMAT with physical whiteboard.
Almost everything was same as in previous online whiteboard version, except, you need to show that the whiteboard is clean 3 times.
1) At the start of the test.
2) After completing quant and verbal, before taking break.
3) After completing the test.
Please be careful as the usual instruction pages contain this requirement of showing the cleaned whiteboard. So, avoid your urge to skip the pages without reading it.
Let me know if you have any query.
Cheers,
Hi
Do you need to show the whiteboard clean after the quant section has ended and before the verbal has started ?
I understand there is no time-break between quant and verbal. Was that troublesome for you?