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09 Sep 2017, 20:48
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I have my exam on 26th Sept and unfortunately I haven't taken any mock yet.
I gave GMAT two years back and score was horrible.. 530
However this time I feel like more confident and probably will cross 700..
Only thing ,I am bit nervous is mock.
Is it necessary to take mocks(more than 3) or should I more concentrate on theory and solving timed question ?
Please suggest.
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I gave GMAT two years back and score was horrible.. 530
However this time I feel like more confident and probably will cross 700..
Only thing ,I am bit nervous is mock.
Is it necessary to take mocks(more than 3) or should I more concentrate on theory and solving timed question ?
Please suggest.
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14 Sep 2017, 00:31
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I have taken about 8 or so CATs during my prep. However, I have taken a number of them section by section (just quant or just verbal).
That saved a lot of time and helped me focus only on Q or V.
That saved a lot of time and helped me focus only on Q or V.
14 Sep 2017, 02:10
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My take on it....Take as many mocks as possible to acclimatize yourself. Take them in strict accordance with the rules of the exam. That lets you develop the stamina to sit in front of a screen.
The first mock I took, I screwed. Was short on time and by the time I was done with the exam my eyes were stinging. For someone who doesn't have the habit of staring at a computer screen, its imperative that you develop that stamina.
The first mock I took, I screwed. Was short on time and by the time I was done with the exam my eyes were stinging. For someone who doesn't have the habit of staring at a computer screen, its imperative that you develop that stamina.
