Simulated Scratch Pad for GMAT Prep (India only)Website:
https://mailchi.mp/8a13a69f8b84/abhay-k ... cratch-padForm :
https://forms.gle/NMSbyoTXeRNT7y5K7Different From Pen PaperThe surface of Scratch Pad is laminated plastic as compared to paper.
The marker body is thicker, the tip is thinner than a pen.
Must be gentle with the marker during rough work else it will stop working
Must put back the cap asap else it will dry out quickly.
The speed is slower - With 10+ years of being accustomed and fluent with pen-paper, the student is able to execute the thought process almost instantly whereas with the marker the student is unfamiliar and with no habit.
A new scratch pad, maker is not always provided unlike a fresh paper notepad and pen.
What is it?ISB and other top B-schools accept only scores of GMAT taken at the test centre. As per the GMAC rules, students are neither allowed to take any item with them for rough work nor are they given pen-paper, like other MBA exams.
A legal size laminated scratch pad with 5 sheets (10sides) and a pair of Staedtler non permanent marker black (SUPERFINE) are provided for rough work.
The first side has rules written and the remaining 9 sides can be used for rough work. The Scratch Pad is reusable - markers provided are non permanent, the rough work could be erased using a damp cloth, but during the exam there is no provision to erase and reuse the sheets.
What Am I Offering ?Legal Size Laminated Scratch Pad 5 sheets ( 10 sides) - Reusable, with spiral on the lamination so that paper does not get wet and the sheet thickness is similar to the one in exam.
Depending on the availability , A pair of Staedtler non permanent marker black either FINE or SUPERFINE. The only difference is of
Tip 0.6mm vs 0.4mm (Superfine) = MS word font size 10 to 11.
**This product is independently developed and is not endorsed, approved, or sponsored by GMAC /GMAT
GMAT Test Centre Processhttps://youtu.be/qRfTa3DJpvII still remember my first attempt. I was unfamiliar and a bit nervous about the test centre. It helps to know what the process will be like, what would be inside the centre , the check in process, exam room instructions and how to navigate the break of 10 minutes. I have given 5 attempts, at the same centre - Andheri Mumbai India. I believe besides the location other aspects to be likely similar.
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