I wondering when is the best time to register for the Gmat and Why? Is it better to register in the weekend or weekdays?
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For the past couple of weeks, I have been noting which days and times I feel most intellectually capable. I work full time, and have noted (obviously) that Mondays are out. And Fridays I'm either winding down or worn out. For me, Wednesdays and Thursdays seem best. For time of day, I'm hoping to get a 10AM test because that will give me the opportunity to get a full night's rest (even if I toss and turn a bit) and not feel rushed in the morning or drained in the afternoon.phoenix9801 wrote:Hello Guys I hope it is the right posting in here. I wondering when is the best time to register for the Gmat and Why? Is it better to register in the weekend or weekdays and the best time to take it. I am really worried so I was wondering if anyone can help me Please. [note I am planning to take the gmat in begging of August]
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