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13 Nov 2015, 06:45
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Alright guys,
I have been prepping for gmat since 3 months now and that too seriously. I have my exam 3 days later n i just signed upo for gmatclub tests and they are pretty tough.
N m now kind of scared to appear altogether.
Idk.
Please pray for me.
I have been prepping for gmat since 3 months now and that too seriously. I have my exam 3 days later n i just signed upo for gmatclub tests and they are pretty tough.
N m now kind of scared to appear altogether.
Idk.
Please pray for me.
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Hi debbiem,
If your Test is in 3 days, then it might be tempting to try to 'cram', but you shouldn't do that. You also should NOT take any FULL-LENGTH CATs either. A bit of light review is fine, but you'll be better served by going into the GMAT well-rested. When you have your score results, you should post back here.
Two of the great aspects of the current version of the GMAT is that you can always cancel your score if you're not happy with it AND you can always retest in as little as 16 days after taking the Test. So even if you have a bad day, you can get back in and retest relatively soon, if needed.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
If your Test is in 3 days, then it might be tempting to try to 'cram', but you shouldn't do that. You also should NOT take any FULL-LENGTH CATs either. A bit of light review is fine, but you'll be better served by going into the GMAT well-rested. When you have your score results, you should post back here.
Two of the great aspects of the current version of the GMAT is that you can always cancel your score if you're not happy with it AND you can always retest in as little as 16 days after taking the Test. So even if you have a bad day, you can get back in and retest relatively soon, if needed.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
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Hi Rich,
I am a current Empowergmat student. Just wanted to know why is it bad to take a CAT before test day.
Reason why i am asking it is, i have been thorugh the clinics and triage strategy, and I have found everything you suggest has some logic in it.
Just curious.
Regards,
Debbie
