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Studies have proven that your brain peaks in the morning. Think about a sprint, you're only accelerating for the first 50 or so yards, the rest of the way, you're just hanging on. Same thing applies to work days.
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Thanks guys.. I agree, morning is better. Waiting for the GMAT till afternoon does not suit me well.
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