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28 Apr 2016, 23:22
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Hi guys, this question may sound like a weird one, and i'm not sure if i have posted it in the right place, but here goes:
my university is only interested in the quantitative part of the exam. hence, i only care about the grade in that, and due to Gmat's rules, will have to attend on the verbal part etc. as well.
anyway, i was thinking, that since i'm not going to be doing anything during the verbal part, i might as well right down some formulas and rules from my memory on the notebook (or whatever they call the paper) they hand out to us.
Only question is: do i get to keep the same notebook AFTER the brake between the different section of the test? or am i handed out a new, clean notbook in every section.
hope anyone with an experience who had taken the GMAT and remembers that detail can comment.
thanks
my university is only interested in the quantitative part of the exam. hence, i only care about the grade in that, and due to Gmat's rules, will have to attend on the verbal part etc. as well.
anyway, i was thinking, that since i'm not going to be doing anything during the verbal part, i might as well right down some formulas and rules from my memory on the notebook (or whatever they call the paper) they hand out to us.
Only question is: do i get to keep the same notebook AFTER the brake between the different section of the test? or am i handed out a new, clean notbook in every section.
hope anyone with an experience who had taken the GMAT and remembers that detail can comment.
thanks
29 Apr 2016, 00:40
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You are correct - that is a strange question because most people's focus in on how to efficiently switch out the notebooks. While you might get away with it I would not plan on it and I have heard plenty of stories of people trying to get some note taking in during the break and having the notepad switched on them.
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29 Apr 2016, 00:53
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On the GMAT, the Verbal part is the last part and you would be attempting it after the Quants part.
So I do not get it why you would want to write the formulas after the Quants section is over.
However if you mean the AWA section, then I think you would be allowed to keep the same notebook in the Quants section too.
I was able to keep mine
