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02 Oct 2011, 16:24
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Hi all,
I recently just recently started studying for the GMAT around Sept 27, 2011 and I'm thinking of signing up to take the test by mid December. When is the best time to sign up for it and actually get a test date? I was thinking of doing it a month before around November. Any information would be very helpful.
I recently just recently started studying for the GMAT around Sept 27, 2011 and I'm thinking of signing up to take the test by mid December. When is the best time to sign up for it and actually get a test date? I was thinking of doing it a month before around November. Any information would be very helpful.
02 Oct 2011, 16:56
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Cynthiap,
That is a good amount of time for planning ahead. You can signup for test date at any time - it depends on when that specific testing center has availability. So you should check out the test center link in the article below. You can see their schedule and how far that test center is already booked for.
https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-prep-about ... est-dates/
Our advice is to go ahead and schedule it now - it mentally commits you to a study schedule. Otherwise, it's very easy to get distracted between now and then. Typically between 1-2 months time before December is a good enough attention span time window for you to focus on one thing without being sidetracked. Aim to schedule it around now (since it's 2 months before December) so you can mentally commit yourself and work towards breaking your barrier high score.
Hope that helps!
-Zeke
The GMATPill Study Method
That is a good amount of time for planning ahead. You can signup for test date at any time - it depends on when that specific testing center has availability. So you should check out the test center link in the article below. You can see their schedule and how far that test center is already booked for.
https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-prep-about ... est-dates/
Our advice is to go ahead and schedule it now - it mentally commits you to a study schedule. Otherwise, it's very easy to get distracted between now and then. Typically between 1-2 months time before December is a good enough attention span time window for you to focus on one thing without being sidetracked. Aim to schedule it around now (since it's 2 months before December) so you can mentally commit yourself and work towards breaking your barrier high score.
Hope that helps!
-Zeke
The GMATPill Study Method
02 Oct 2011, 18:56
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I am planning to pretty much study about 4-6 hours a day at the moment and of course add more hours once I get closer to my test date. Thank you for the information Zeke, much appreciated it.
