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23 Oct 2010, 14:22
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Are we able to use a timer or watch of any kind (automatic, electronic or silent) during the test? MBA.com says nothing is allowed...but how else can we reliably pace ourselves during the exam?
I've become dependent on having a timer next to me during practice exams (or conveniently right on screen in the case of MGMAT prep tests).
During the two breaks....what is best as far as food/drink?
Food that increases blood sugar seems best: a granola bar, or a protein bar; dried fruit was recommended also.
For drink...I usually just go for water, but I'll need caffeine to keep my brain awake and fend off headaches. Coffee can sometimes be too acidic though, maybe a diet coke then?
Any other ideas?
I've become dependent on having a timer next to me during practice exams (or conveniently right on screen in the case of MGMAT prep tests).
During the two breaks....what is best as far as food/drink?
Food that increases blood sugar seems best: a granola bar, or a protein bar; dried fruit was recommended also.
For drink...I usually just go for water, but I'll need caffeine to keep my brain awake and fend off headaches. Coffee can sometimes be too acidic though, maybe a diet coke then?
Any other ideas?
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25 Oct 2010, 07:42
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Do check this thread
gmat-snacks-98462.html
As far as timer is concerned, the time is shown on the test screen so one can easily manage the time. You can hide & unhidethe clock but during the last five minutes the timer appears permanently.
Hope it helps.
gmat-snacks-98462.html
As far as timer is concerned, the time is shown on the test screen so one can easily manage the time. You can hide & unhidethe clock but during the last five minutes the timer appears permanently.
Hope it helps.
25 Oct 2010, 07:57
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To clarify, there is a visible timer on-screen during the actual exam? Just like MGMAT prep tests?
