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13 Sep 2017, 02:10
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Hey guys, I need several suggestions for test day. My exam is scheduled tomorrow and want to hear some advices about sleep, food plan and general strategy.
Also want to know whether gmatprep score corresponds to actual score and question difficulties are same.
Also want to know whether gmatprep score calculation is correct, 2 days ago in gmatprep2 test 1 I got Q50, V37 with 14 wrong in verbal and 8 wrong in quant (I was sleepless and little tired of practicing before). tomorrow I got Q49 , V41 with 4 wrong in quant and 8 wrong in verbal ( out of 8, 7 was SC ;( ) . So what is the logic there, I even knew during test, I was doing better in quant but got lower score. I know number of questions doesn't matter but still if I get 49 on actual exam with 4 questions, I will die there.
Still want some useful last day tips to improve my SC (I think biggest problem is time, I spend about 1 minute on each easy question in order to save time for RC, but get some silly mistakes because of that strategy.
thanks in advance and wish me luck
Also want to know whether gmatprep score corresponds to actual score and question difficulties are same.
Also want to know whether gmatprep score calculation is correct, 2 days ago in gmatprep2 test 1 I got Q50, V37 with 14 wrong in verbal and 8 wrong in quant (I was sleepless and little tired of practicing before). tomorrow I got Q49 , V41 with 4 wrong in quant and 8 wrong in verbal ( out of 8, 7 was SC ;( ) . So what is the logic there, I even knew during test, I was doing better in quant but got lower score. I know number of questions doesn't matter but still if I get 49 on actual exam with 4 questions, I will die there.
Still want some useful last day tips to improve my SC (I think biggest problem is time, I spend about 1 minute on each easy question in order to save time for RC, but get some silly mistakes because of that strategy.
thanks in advance and wish me luck
13 Sep 2017, 03:35
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hey hooligan ,
All the best for your exam.
Don't think too much
Try to be as calm as possible.
Try to sleep early.
Food Plan: Don't eat too heavy and carry some protein rich diet with you. Make sure you don't drink alot. I suffered due to this.
Remain focused and forget about the world during your exam.
If you want, you can read success stories of people (including me
)
Keep us posted.
Thanks
All the best for your exam.
Don't think too much
Try to be as calm as possible.
Try to sleep early.
Food Plan: Don't eat too heavy and carry some protein rich diet with you. Make sure you don't drink alot. I suffered due to this.
Remain focused and forget about the world during your exam.
If you want, you can read success stories of people (including me
)Keep us posted.
Thanks
13 Sep 2017, 03:48
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Successful stories really help to reduce stress and I will definitely read. I hope that if everything goes wrong I will not score below 700, but don't know whether 700 or 720 will be enough for best universities. I only live once and want to study among the best people.
