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by GMAT680 » Fri May 21, 2010 2:02 pm
Hello All,

This post has been very help full in my preparation. I have been dedicating 8 hrs a week even though my plan was to study 2 hrs a day. My goal is 680. I took the MGMAT today and 630 the max I am able to pull from the six exams. my diagnostic test was 500.

What do you recommend me to do in the next two and half days.

Thanks,
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by DAYNE » Fri May 21, 2010 3:44 pm
1. the day before the test do absolutely no studying, go see a movie, play vids all day, something that takes your mind off the gmat

2. The day before gmat eve, go over the writing section....
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by som.kk » Sat May 22, 2010 3:18 am
Yup!

Its critical that you have a relaxed mindset on the day of the exam, and on the previous day.

Relax yourself, watch a movie, hangout with friends, go meet ur GF. something like that.
Taking deep greaths with your eyes closed always calms one down. Try it out.

The GMAT breaks are 8 min each, make the best of it.

Good luck!
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by agresj » Sat May 22, 2010 4:00 am
Sleep. I didn't and it wreaked havoc.
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