I am so tensed about my exam..hopefully I should be able to beat it. Any tips for last couple of days ? would be happy if I get 600+ for my part time programme.
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I am appearing for my GMAT on 20th April
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I'm not an expert but many recommend relaxing the final day and doing something fun (going to the movies...hanging out with friends...watching sports (nhl / nba playoffs are on).
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I am an expert, and I also recommend taking it easy in the last few days. How many earth shattering new techniques are you realistically going to learn and internalize in the last couple of days? None really. Best to relax and recharge your batteries.
I understand that doing no prep is out of the question. You're going to do a little something no matter what I suggest, so here is what I think you SHOULD do. Take the work that you have already completed and browse through it. You have already learned those concepts so nothing should catch you by surprise. Also, those pages contain learning moments that it is useful for you to relive.
It's low-stress, no-surprises prep. Enjoy
I understand that doing no prep is out of the question. You're going to do a little something no matter what I suggest, so here is what I think you SHOULD do. Take the work that you have already completed and browse through it. You have already learned those concepts so nothing should catch you by surprise. Also, those pages contain learning moments that it is useful for you to relive.
It's low-stress, no-surprises prep. Enjoy
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The MBA Show: https://www.TheMBAShow.com
Full disclosure, I work for
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