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I have a question.
Since we are not allowed to wear watches in the test center, how would I come to know when I am close to exhausting my break time ?
Considering 2 X 2 minutes for entry and exit formalities - as far as I have heard that every time you enter/exit you need to do the verification thing. I would have just 4 minutes to go to the restroom, drink some water, wash face and stuff a snickers.
So I how would I come to that how much time is left??
Since we are not allowed to wear watches in the test center, how would I come to know when I am close to exhausting my break time ?
Considering 2 X 2 minutes for entry and exit formalities - as far as I have heard that every time you enter/exit you need to do the verification thing. I would have just 4 minutes to go to the restroom, drink some water, wash face and stuff a snickers.
So I how would I come to that how much time is left??
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17 Aug 2011, 10:54
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Hi akhileshgupta05,
As far as I know, they allow watches, only mobiles and other electronic devices are not permitted. As long as you keep track of time, from the minute you raise your hand to take your break until you sign in before entering the room, you should be ok...just make sure you're back in 5 - 6 minutes....don't worry
And good luck for your d day!!! I have been reading your posts and keeping myself inspired to carry on studying, my exam is almost 3 weeks away, it's nice to look at your posts, scores, strategy and commitment, way to go!!!!
As far as I know, they allow watches, only mobiles and other electronic devices are not permitted. As long as you keep track of time, from the minute you raise your hand to take your break until you sign in before entering the room, you should be ok...just make sure you're back in 5 - 6 minutes....don't worry
And good luck for your d day!!! I have been reading your posts and keeping myself inspired to carry on studying, my exam is almost 3 weeks away, it's nice to look at your posts, scores, strategy and commitment, way to go!!!!
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They do NOT allow watches. The best way to do this is to simulate the conditions at home and time yourself and just keep it within 8 minutes.
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