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Guys,
I took my test last Saturday and did not get the score I wanted. I am planning on retaking. However, I tried to take off 3 days (Sunday to Tuesday) and tried to study on Wednesday but was feeling very unmotivated and still burned out. When I sat down again on Thursday, I just also feel tired and sleepy.
How many days should I really take off/ not looking at GMAT in order to feel refreshed and motivated again? I am planning on taking it again June 9th so can't take that many days off not studying unfortunately.
Do you guys think 3 weeks is enough to improve from 720 to 750+?
I took my test last Saturday and did not get the score I wanted. I am planning on retaking. However, I tried to take off 3 days (Sunday to Tuesday) and tried to study on Wednesday but was feeling very unmotivated and still burned out. When I sat down again on Thursday, I just also feel tired and sleepy.
How many days should I really take off/ not looking at GMAT in order to feel refreshed and motivated again? I am planning on taking it again June 9th so can't take that many days off not studying unfortunately.
Do you guys think 3 weeks is enough to improve from 720 to 750+?
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