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by ohjoon2 » Mon Jul 19, 2010 7:36 am
i'm taking the gmat in 3 hours.
i think not getting frustrated by some of the questions will be key for me.
i read in some articles that you can get 10 questions wrong in each section and STILL score a 700.
does that mean 10 incorrect in math and 10 incorrect in verbal?
if so...then if i run into a question that i think i got wrong, i can mentally tell myself it's ok, you're allowed 9 more mistakes and still get 700.

does that work?
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by kvcpk » Mon Jul 19, 2010 7:45 am
Dont worry!! Keep your Kool and you will make it..

Even if you think that you got a question wrong, you can say to urself that it must be an experimental question. [IF You are a TRUE Optimist] :) :D

Just cherish your test and ALL THE BEST!!
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by ohjoon2 » Mon Jul 19, 2010 7:48 am
"Even if you think that you got a question wrong, you can say to urself that it must be an experimental question"

ha good one.
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