Hi guys,
just before I go to bed I decided to share something with you that bothers me quite a lot.
Well, there are many men and women out there who prepare for the gmat exam. The y get better and better and eventually start scoring above the 650's concistently.
However, when they go to sit for the exam, many of these people score either in the low end of their scores thus far or even lower sometimes. Therefore I started this thread to ask you what you believe the reason for this could be ? Indeed, there must be some pressure but I do not believe that if you know something good enough for the 700s you will wind up with a 580 score. What's your view on that ? How do you think this issue could be avoided or at least how can one reduce the probability that it occurs to minimum ?
And very briefly, can someone maybe tell me if I will be very handicapped if I haven't used this laminated booklet with a felt-tip pen to take notes and work out problems?
Thanks a lot
C ya in the morning
Good day and be inspired
just before I go to bed I decided to share something with you that bothers me quite a lot.
Well, there are many men and women out there who prepare for the gmat exam. The y get better and better and eventually start scoring above the 650's concistently.
However, when they go to sit for the exam, many of these people score either in the low end of their scores thus far or even lower sometimes. Therefore I started this thread to ask you what you believe the reason for this could be ? Indeed, there must be some pressure but I do not believe that if you know something good enough for the 700s you will wind up with a 580 score. What's your view on that ? How do you think this issue could be avoided or at least how can one reduce the probability that it occurs to minimum ?
And very briefly, can someone maybe tell me if I will be very handicapped if I haven't used this laminated booklet with a felt-tip pen to take notes and work out problems?
Thanks a lot
C ya in the morning
Good day and be inspired 
