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Do we need to click on next in AWA too

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by goelmohit2002 » Fri Aug 21, 2009 10:12 pm
Hi All,

Can someone please tell do we need to click next on AWA essays too.....just as for Maths and Verbal section....

i.e. say first essay of issue has come....and we have completed the essay and start reviewing the same....then there are two options with us:

1. Let the time automatically expire and system will save our response.Kindly tell does it accepts the response without our clicking next. If it does not then I will be very careful in clicking the next button in the test. i.e. if we do not click next, then does it mean that our response is as good as no essay written ?

2. Explicitly tell to move to next essay..in that case surely it will accept our response.

Thanks
Mohit
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by DanaJ » Sun Aug 23, 2009 1:24 am
Yes, you do have to click NEXT for essays too, but I understand that even if you don't get the chance to do so, your answer will be saved. However, just clicking on the button won't take long... If you're finished before time's up, why just stay there and look at the monitor?
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by goelmohit2002 » Sun Aug 23, 2009 5:06 am
DanaJ wrote:Yes, you do have to click NEXT for essays too, but I understand that even if you don't get the chance to do so, your answer will be saved. However, just clicking on the button won't take long... If you're finished before time's up, why just stay there and look at the monitor?
Yes...thanks.

Sure before giving GPrep this thing I was taking for granted that whatever typed will be saved....now I will make sure to press OK.....
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