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by sandipgumtya » Sun Sep 20, 2015 7:39 am
Hi all,
Need your help.I am going to appear for the test on 25th Sep. 4days left.In this period what should i focus on more?Should I write a CAT or revisit concepts only?Pl help.
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by [email protected] » Sun Sep 20, 2015 9:11 am
Hi sandipgumtya,

From your prior posts (and practice CAT scores) you're in position to achieve your score goals, so it's important to NOT overdo anything in these last few days (so that you can avoid 'burning out' before Test Day). As such, you should keep your studies light - no 'cramming', no CATs. You can continue to work on practice questions and review, but you would be best served by getting some extra rest and going into Test Day with a clear head, a calm mentality and a readiness to work hard.

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by sandipgumtya » Sun Sep 20, 2015 9:52 am
Thanks Rich,
Thanks for ur advices.I shall try to follow these.Till then will do whatever u said.Will catch u all guys after 25th.Lets see if I can keep smiling after 25th.

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