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21 Dec 2018, 19:42
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I think it varies among different individuals, but I can't spend more than 6 hours (with breaks in between) on studying...my mind will start to wander after 6 hours. I would have to go out, do some shopping to refresh my mind.
My official GMAT is approaching in 2 days, while I want to spend as much time as possible to do some final revision and practice, I m also concerned that using too much of my brain energy before the actual battle will affect my performance on the test day.
My official GMAT is approaching in 2 days, while I want to spend as much time as possible to do some final revision and practice, I m also concerned that using too much of my brain energy before the actual battle will affect my performance on the test day.
21 Dec 2018, 21:19
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Don't wear yourself out the last day or two - this is not the time to learn anything new or try any new tricks. You should be just perfecting the practiced moves and again - do not try any new approaches, strategies, or techniques on the test. You should have tried them before and if you have not still, then it is not the time.
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
21 Dec 2018, 21:40
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Hi gempony,
If you find the time do go through my post and avoid doing the stress mistakes I did right before the exam -- https://gmatclub.com/forum/what-not-to- ... l#p2187832
Summary:
WHAT TO DO 2-3 DAYS BEFORE THE EXAM:
1. Stop Giving mocks
2. Stop solving NEW questions
3. Don't stress out; infact relax a bit
4. Solve fewer (revisiting old) questions; or it is OKAY if you just don't solve - just try and revisit the theory and formulae if that helps.
5. Do complete your entire quote of sleep (whatever it is 6 hours/ 7 hours or more) before the exam day.
& All the best for the test - Your mindset should be positive and trust me that is all what matters
If you find the time do go through my post and avoid doing the stress mistakes I did right before the exam -- https://gmatclub.com/forum/what-not-to- ... l#p2187832
Summary:
WHAT TO DO 2-3 DAYS BEFORE THE EXAM:
1. Stop Giving mocks
2. Stop solving NEW questions
3. Don't stress out; infact relax a bit
4. Solve fewer (revisiting old) questions; or it is OKAY if you just don't solve - just try and revisit the theory and formulae if that helps.
5. Do complete your entire quote of sleep (whatever it is 6 hours/ 7 hours or more) before the exam day.
& All the best for the test - Your mindset should be positive and trust me that is all what matters
