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Couple of queries regarding the actual test

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by The_Optimist » Sat Sep 04, 2010 6:05 pm
Hi

I'm new to this forum and just starting on my preparations for GMAT. I have a couple of questions which are important for my planning for the actual test.

1) What is the length of the break between AWA and Quanti or Quanti and Verbal sections of the test? In one book they say it's 5 minutes while in another it says that it's 10 minutes. Can you please confirm what is the length of the break I will be allowed to take?
2) After the test I'll be allowed to choose 5 schools to which to send my score. Do I need to carry with myself a list of university codes or can I choose from a list of schools that will be provided on the screen?

Your response is appreciated.

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Ron
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by uwhusky » Sat Sep 04, 2010 7:34 pm
The breaks are 8 minutes, and the selection of 5 schools is before the test, and yes, you can choose from a list.
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