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by vikram4689 » Fri May 18, 2012 8:09 pm
I can solve question of both quant and verbal but when i giving a practice test after about half of quant section is over i feel like taking a nap. I gets difficult for me to concentrate and i make silly mistakes. Any IMPLEMENTABLE suggestions will highly appreciated
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by sam2304 » Fri May 18, 2012 11:32 pm
I faced this situation. I am not a morning person so whenever I took a test earlier, I got up early and started taking the test by 8 or 9 AM. Halfway through the test I felt like taking a nap, was not able to concentrate. Then I switched the time to 11 AM. I wake up the usual time and I find it comfortable. So the best way is to find the right time when you can concentrate well for 4 hours and take the test at that time, also ensure that you have slept properly the previous day. If you plan to take the test in the evening, then try it after taking a nap in the noon. You will feel refreshed. Eat moderately before the test if you are taking it in the morning. High carb diet will definitely pull you to sleep. Hope this helps !!
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