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28 Aug 2024, 07:06
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Hi Experts!
My GMAT exam is just 7 days away, and I've been preparing for the past 2.5 months. I'm looking for any last-minute tips and tricks you might have. I'd especially appreciate advice on the Reading Comprehension and Quant sections. I'm sharing a snapshot of my practice scores for context. I plan to take Official Mock 6 and revise all the concepts before the exam. Your insights would be greatly appreciated!
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My GMAT exam is just 7 days away, and I've been preparing for the past 2.5 months. I'm looking for any last-minute tips and tricks you might have. I'd especially appreciate advice on the Reading Comprehension and Quant sections. I'm sharing a snapshot of my practice scores for context. I plan to take Official Mock 6 and revise all the concepts before the exam. Your insights would be greatly appreciated!
Bunuel Bunuel bb ScottTargetTestPrep Sajjad1994 generis AjiteshArun Kinshook Nikhil EMPOWERgmatRichC unraveled KarishmaB GMATNinja GMATCoachBen
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28 Aug 2024, 10:00
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One thing you could consider is leveraging your error-log to see/recall any careless errors you may repeatedly make. For RC, becoming familiar with how inference questions work could be helpful as well. If you think it takes you a bit of time to warm up, doing a few questions beforehand may be useful (i.e. not letting the first questions you see on mock/exam day be those of the actual test).
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I am just going to throw a curveball at you and tell you to relax and not study for more than 2 hours per day these 7 days.
You have already done all your studying and are clearly well prepared with the skillsets needed to ace the test. Just maintain composure, believe in your preparation and go & do the things outside of studying that give you enjoyment. A calm mind leading up to the day of the test can do wonders.
You have already done all your studying and are clearly well prepared with the skillsets needed to ace the test. Just maintain composure, believe in your preparation and go & do the things outside of studying that give you enjoyment. A calm mind leading up to the day of the test can do wonders.
