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19 Jun 2011, 06:55
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Hi guys,
I've been reading a lot about not getting burnt out and maximizing one's energy for G-Day. I am already scoring where I would like to on MGMAT and my test is in a week. Would it be advisable to take one or two days off right before the exam (i.e. not do a CAT)? For those with experience, what would you recommend I do GMAT-wise during those days? Should I review error logs, or just not think about the test at all?
Thanks~!
I've been reading a lot about not getting burnt out and maximizing one's energy for G-Day. I am already scoring where I would like to on MGMAT and my test is in a week. Would it be advisable to take one or two days off right before the exam (i.e. not do a CAT)? For those with experience, what would you recommend I do GMAT-wise during those days? Should I review error logs, or just not think about the test at all?
Thanks~!
20 Jun 2011, 17:38
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I took the two days prior to my exam off. I can't really comment on whether it helped or not, but I felt fine, and certainly don't regret taking the time off.
Up to you really.
Up to you really.
21 Jun 2011, 13:33
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We recommend taking at least the day before your exam off. For some people, if you take Friday off, then your boss will work you late Thursday. Then you won't have much time to calm down and relax your psychological state.
Take Thursday off as well. That way--even if your boss works you Wednesday night, you can still feel relaxed the next day and psychological prepare for the big day on Friday.
Hope that helps!
See more psychological and timing strategies.
Take Thursday off as well. That way--even if your boss works you Wednesday night, you can still feel relaxed the next day and psychological prepare for the big day on Friday.
Hope that helps!
See more psychological and timing strategies.
