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25 Dec 2020, 11:58
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Hello everyone...I need some help.
My exam is scheduled for this Sunday. I am thinking to start my exam with AWA, which I’ll complete in 20 minute max, then in the mean time(10 minutes left), I will make some notes such as write ADBCE for quant in one rough paper and ABCDE for SC and RC in another rough paper. Then I’ll give my IR. Then I’ll take a break(8 minute). Then I’ll Start with Quant. Then again a break. Then start with Verbal. I just need to ask that in the break does instructor take your rough sheets away and give the new one??? If yes then I will not start with AWA because I need my rough sheets.
Thanks in advance.
My exam is scheduled for this Sunday. I am thinking to start my exam with AWA, which I’ll complete in 20 minute max, then in the mean time(10 minutes left), I will make some notes such as write ADBCE for quant in one rough paper and ABCDE for SC and RC in another rough paper. Then I’ll give my IR. Then I’ll take a break(8 minute). Then I’ll Start with Quant. Then again a break. Then start with Verbal. I just need to ask that in the break does instructor take your rough sheets away and give the new one??? If yes then I will not start with AWA because I need my rough sheets.
Thanks in advance.
Toffelfabriken
25 Dec 2020, 17:41
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This might differ between different test centers, but I'm pretty sure that I was given the 5-sheet booklet at the beginning of the exam, and then kept it at my seat all the way until I finished, at which point I was the one who brought it back to the invigilator.
26 Dec 2020, 19:18
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Hi prateekchugh,
The typical procedure at most Test Centers is for the Moderator to give you your note-pad when you first enter the Computer Lab. You will keep that pad (and continue to work on it) until YOU want a new pad - at which point you must exchange your old pad for the new one. IF you choose to request a new pad DURING one of the sections, then you might have to wait a minute before the Room Moderator gets to you (meaning that the countdown clock for that section will continue to run).
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
The typical procedure at most Test Centers is for the Moderator to give you your note-pad when you first enter the Computer Lab. You will keep that pad (and continue to work on it) until YOU want a new pad - at which point you must exchange your old pad for the new one. IF you choose to request a new pad DURING one of the sections, then you might have to wait a minute before the Room Moderator gets to you (meaning that the countdown clock for that section will continue to run).
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
