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12 Mar 2020, 03:23
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Hey guys,
I have a habit of selecting the text, while I'm reading anything on my laptop. In the other words, what you would typically do before copying any text, I keep doing that while I'm trying to read it. I guess this is coping mechanism I have developed because it is not always practical to put your finger on the screen when you are trying to read something on a PC.
I was just wondering, whether the interface in the actual GMAT exam will allow me to do that. If yes, I can continue using this technique. Otherwise, I think this would be right time to start working on correcting this bad habit.
Inputs from people who have given GMAT will be highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
I have a habit of selecting the text, while I'm reading anything on my laptop. In the other words, what you would typically do before copying any text, I keep doing that while I'm trying to read it. I guess this is coping mechanism I have developed because it is not always practical to put your finger on the screen when you are trying to read something on a PC.
I was just wondering, whether the interface in the actual GMAT exam will allow me to do that. If yes, I can continue using this technique. Otherwise, I think this would be right time to start working on correcting this bad habit.
Inputs from people who have given GMAT will be highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
12 Mar 2020, 06:20
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avinash2287
Hi avinash2287
GMAT doesn't allow you to highlight any text so please get acquainted with reading with just the cursor.
12 Mar 2020, 08:19
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You can't highlight / select text in the GMAT. That's why its essential that your preparation consider this aspect and prepares you for it. Proper practices during your preparation include working only on screen and using the cursor to point at text.
