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11 Apr 2015, 10:40
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Hey guys,
I might be blind, but I couldn't find any information on how this whole locker principle works at the test centers. Due to the fact that I'm not allowed to access e.g. my mobile phone, I wondered if I have to keep that outside of the test center? Am I really only allowed to have water and food in my locker?
I'm sorry if this has already been asked before!
Thank you and have a nice day wherever you might be
I might be blind, but I couldn't find any information on how this whole locker principle works at the test centers. Due to the fact that I'm not allowed to access e.g. my mobile phone, I wondered if I have to keep that outside of the test center? Am I really only allowed to have water and food in my locker?
I'm sorry if this has already been asked before!
Thank you and have a nice day wherever you might be
11 Apr 2015, 11:04
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Hi SanDiego,
Most Testing Centers follow a fairly standard procedure regarding the storage lockers.
Before going into the computer lab, you'll be assigned a locker (with a key). Everything goes in the locker: your food/drinks/cell phone, keys, wallet, watch, etc. In some cases, you might even be required to put your hat/coat (if you're wearing either) into the locker.
To be fair, you should NOT WANT to look at your cell phone on Test Day - you're at the Center to take the GMAT, so your focus should be on that task - so put your phone face down in the back of the locker. You can technically access your locker and its contents at any time during the Test, but you should plan to just briefly access it for your drinks/snacks during the two 8-minute breaks. All of your possessions will be safe while you are Testing.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Most Testing Centers follow a fairly standard procedure regarding the storage lockers.
Before going into the computer lab, you'll be assigned a locker (with a key). Everything goes in the locker: your food/drinks/cell phone, keys, wallet, watch, etc. In some cases, you might even be required to put your hat/coat (if you're wearing either) into the locker.
To be fair, you should NOT WANT to look at your cell phone on Test Day - you're at the Center to take the GMAT, so your focus should be on that task - so put your phone face down in the back of the locker. You can technically access your locker and its contents at any time during the Test, but you should plan to just briefly access it for your drinks/snacks during the two 8-minute breaks. All of your possessions will be safe while you are Testing.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
11 Apr 2015, 21:45
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I usually recommend that you leave your phone in the car, but you can have the phone in your locker as long as you don't use it.
Oh, and hello from San Diego!
Oh, and hello from San Diego!
