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I have my online gmat on Monday. Just had one question..I will be writing the exam.on my laptop with physical whiteboard beside me. Now generally tonwrite on whiteboard we basically position at the right end of laptop so that the whiteboard is really close and I can comfortably do the rough work as I do in mocks. Last time proctor asked me to tilt my laptop a little and it was at a slant angle instead of right straight in front of me as if we look down to do scratch work on whiteboard might not be in complete view of camera or the proctor
Any tips to make use of whiteboard comfortably whilst in front of laptop during the test.
Also I tend to read slowly to myself while reading especially during Vera section (rc/cr) while giving tests. Is that an issue or is it manageable during online test?
Thanks
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I have my online gmat on Monday. Just had one question..I will be writing the exam.on my laptop with physical whiteboard beside me. Now generally tonwrite on whiteboard we basically position at the right end of laptop so that the whiteboard is really close and I can comfortably do the rough work as I do in mocks. Last time proctor asked me to tilt my laptop a little and it was at a slant angle instead of right straight in front of me as if we look down to do scratch work on whiteboard might not be in complete view of camera or the proctor
Any tips to make use of whiteboard comfortably whilst in front of laptop during the test.
Also I tend to read slowly to myself while reading especially during Vera section (rc/cr) while giving tests. Is that an issue or is it manageable during online test?
Thanks
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15 Oct 2023, 04:38
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Might be worth finding a couple of positions you find comfortable during your prep - and, before the actual exam starts, confirming with the proctor which are acceptable.
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16 Oct 2023, 02:51
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With all the horror stories surrounding the online GMAT, you'd think people would treat it as a last resort and take it in person if possible... I can't imagine anyone doing as well as they would at a testing center with MS paint for a whiteboard and a guy asking them to move 2 nanometers to the left "OR ELSE" every 4.3 milliseconds.
