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by maus » Wed Jun 01, 2011 1:15 pm
Hi Guys,

I just realized that I have only 18 days till G-Day, and what do I do...immediately?

Freak out.

That's right. Obviously, this is not a good thing and has not been good for me for the last six months because its affected all of my practice test. I have been running out of time because I freak out and have to guess on the last 10-15 questions.

Clearly I need to stop freaking out, but how?

Can anyone share some tips so that I can formulate a way to deal with stress and anxiety on test day so I don't mess up like I have been on my practice tests? I know I will still be stress on G-Day, but maybe I won't freak out as much if I have plan on how to deal with it?

Thanks for helping! :)
Maus
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by beatthegmat » Wed Jun 01, 2011 1:37 pm
Highly recommend these stress management articles in the GMAT/MBA Library: https://www.beatthegmat.com/mba/category ... t-test-day
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