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by gmat_dude » Sun Nov 19, 2006 4:32 pm
Hi All,

I have my actual GMAT in 2 days. Any final tips, words of wisdom?

I want to thank you all for providing your feedback and tips for my GMAT preparation and replying to all my queries. I really treasure all your input. I gave the second practise test of GMATPrep today and scored 720(Q49 V40). I know I should have given it earlier. As I have mentioned in my previous posts, I am very busy professional and get to work on GMAT only over the weekend. This is the last weekend of my prepartion before the G-Day. Please drop a few line of advise if you have any, if not wish me luck!!!

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by beatthegmat » Sun Nov 19, 2006 4:35 pm
Best of luck to you, gmat_dude! Great performance on your GMATPrep test today--a great GMAT score is within your reach!

My final advice--don't do any work the day before your test, just rest and relax. On the day of the test, I recommend eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich before your test--it's the perfect food to keep you full and energized during your 3 hours (I swear by it).

Let us know how it works out! All the best!
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