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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i ma also planning in mid of august. why not in morning hours. i found that my speed of problem soving or verbal is better than in evening hours. i find sleepy mood after lunch. i think better to start at 9 and finish it by 1 pm then enjoy yr lunch
Choose the time when you do your best work. Try taking practice tests at the different times and see whether one works better for you. For many people, it doesn't make a difference.
Whatever you do, be sure to get your body on an appropriate schedule. If you plan to take a morning test, get up at the time you need to get up for the test for several days ahead of your test date. Don't sleep 'til noon all week and then expect to do your best on test day when you have to get up at 7:00.
Whatever you do, be sure to get your body on an appropriate schedule. If you plan to take a morning test, get up at the time you need to get up for the test for several days ahead of your test date. Don't sleep 'til noon all week and then expect to do your best on test day when you have to get up at 7:00.
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