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Do we need to worry about paper management for GMAT? Are we given only a few papers to work on the problems?

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You’ll be given a bound booklet of 5 sheets of legal-sized paper (that’s the overly long paper often used for legal documents). This yellow graph paper will be laminated, so you’ll use a special marker to write on it.

While the booklet technically has 10 faces (front and back of 5 pages), the first page has a bunch of writing and instructions on it, so in practice you’ll have 9 faces on which to write. You can have only one booklet at a time, but you are allowed to exchange the booklet for a new one during the test.
The following link will help you..
https://www.prepscholar.com/gmat/blog/g ... tch-paper/

https://www.quora.com/How-many-pieces-o ... m-in-India
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You are given a dry-erase pad, actually. If you end up needing more space than you have available on your pad, you can raise your hand, and the proctor will provide a new pad for you.
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