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by nehs » Fri Sep 24, 2010 9:07 am
Hi Friends,

My test is tommorow and I have a couple of questions about the centre and the break during the test.

Is the 8 - min break sufficient to have a small chocolate/fruit,drink water and visit the rest room?

Will there be restrooms available in all the testing centres? What if I have to use the restroom during the test?

Can I take my bag with me?

I am a little stressed out because I am pregnant and I want to make sure that I am comfortable on that day.
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by outreach » Fri Sep 24, 2010 9:53 am
nehs wrote:Hi Friends,

My test is tommorow and I have a couple of questions about the centre and the break during the test.

Is the 8 - min break sufficient to have a small chocolate/fruit,drink water and visit the rest room?

Will there be restrooms available in all the testing centres? What if I have to use the restroom during the test?

Can I take my bag with me?

I am a little stressed out because I am pregnant and I want to make sure that I am comfortable on that day.
hey do not get stressed...
please call up the center before u go..rest room shd be there...

8 min break is sufficient for having a choclate/water and rest room.. since ur pregnant i hope u plan urself properly
i would say it all depends upon how u plan it..

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by nehs » Sat Sep 25, 2010 1:05 pm
Thanks outreach
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by Reva » Sat Sep 25, 2010 2:14 pm
how did ur GMAT go?
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by nehs » Sat Sep 25, 2010 2:35 pm
Screwed up :-(
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by Reva » Sun Sep 26, 2010 9:07 am
i am so sorry to hear... was it below ur practice score
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by nehs » Sun Sep 26, 2010 12:33 pm
Following were my practise scores

GMAT prep:470(2 weeks after starting to study)
PR 440(3 weeks after starting to study)
PR 480
MGMAT CAT 540
GMAt prep 560
GMAt prep retake 610
GMAT prep retake 580
I really expected a 540 atleast...scoring in the 400's has demoralized me. I've never been a bad student. Infact, I am so confident of my academic abilities that I was considering a PhD after MS:-) . Now, I can't even start my MS
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