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19 Sep 2021, 13:28
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Hello everyone!
I've been studying for Gmat for a long time ago. I'm not a native English speaker.
I have noticed that when I'm doing practice questions I feel comfortable handling medium-hard level questions. I think I know most of the concepts. The thing is that when I do mock tests I got so nervous that I fail in super easy questions.
Most of these errors are related to misreading the question, stupid signs mistakes, etc.
When I do my error log exercise I found myself super frustrated because I usually fail in concepts that I dominate.
I would love to understand how is the best way to be mentally prepared for a 4-hour exam and get a more accurate score. Because if I can't control my nerves while a mock test, I can't imagine how I'm going to feel in the real exam.
Hope all of you are having a great Gmat journey
I've been studying for Gmat for a long time ago. I'm not a native English speaker.
I have noticed that when I'm doing practice questions I feel comfortable handling medium-hard level questions. I think I know most of the concepts. The thing is that when I do mock tests I got so nervous that I fail in super easy questions.
Most of these errors are related to misreading the question, stupid signs mistakes, etc.
When I do my error log exercise I found myself super frustrated because I usually fail in concepts that I dominate.
I would love to understand how is the best way to be mentally prepared for a 4-hour exam and get a more accurate score. Because if I can't control my nerves while a mock test, I can't imagine how I'm going to feel in the real exam.
Hope all of you are having a great Gmat journey
08 Oct 2021, 20:01
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Dear aorozko
There is need to go for meditation , because only meditation can provide balance of mind, memory ,and you remain happy all time ,
For this work I can give tips for best meditation which will work for GMAT and rest of life also , your present working style definitely improved.
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There is need to go for meditation , because only meditation can provide balance of mind, memory ,and you remain happy all time ,
For this work I can give tips for best meditation which will work for GMAT and rest of life also , your present working style definitely improved.
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31 Jan 2022, 07:09
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aorozco
I think you get nervous because when you give mocks, you are worried more about getting good score rather than solving the question. Your focus should be on solving questions rather than thinking about how to get a good score or about timing. Failing in super easy questions is a problem because then your GMAT score cannot reach a level where your true potential lies. Your focus should be like that of Arjun, whose sole focus was on the eye of the fish and not on all the brouhaha going around in the palace. If you are not going to focus only on the task at hand you are bound to make silly mistakes. To avoid silly mistakes is a must for getting a good GMAT score
I would suggest go for guided meditation. There are many guided meditation videos available on youtube. Do them before taking test. Secondly, focus on accuracy first. Even if it takes extra 10-20 second. If you are good on medium-hard question this can be really done. When Jessie Owens was not able to make legal jumps in qualifying round, Luz Long advised him to take jump a few feets away from the starting point as he can then easily qualify. Accuracy is just like that. Take a few extra seconds and get them right.
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Hope it helps. Best of luck
