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by Lavi01 » Sat Feb 28, 2009 5:54 am
I called the test center and asked whether I can come to view the room before the testing date - because I want to continue practicing with that image in my mind - also to avoid shaking on that day. They said noooo, because people are testing everyday and that will disturb them. I am so pissed off. Are we really not alllowed? I have no idea how this scary room looks like and that shake the hell out of me. Can some one tell me how it looks like?

For those who already wrote the test, do some questions from OG repeat during the real test?
Can some one break for me the quantinty of questions in each section. I mean: Cr in verbal can be 12,
Rc blabla or
Word problems in Q can be 10

Thanks a lot in advance
Keeping my faith
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