The Final Week Before Your GMAT Focus Appointment
During the week before your test, continue preparing, but don’t wear yourself out.
It’s best not to take more than 2 practice tests, maximum, during this week, and to have at least 2 days between your final practice test and your actual GMAT Focus.
On the day before your test, taper off your preparation. Keep practicing some to stay in GMAT Focus mode, and review key concepts and formulas, but don’t try to cram new information.
On test day, warm up before the GMAT Focus Edition by doing a few easy or medium practice questions of various types. That way, you’ll already be in the game when you see the first question on the test.
Once you start the test, focus on the question in front of you and let your score take care of itself. It’s time to play the game you’ve prepared for. If you’ve prepared effectively, achieving your target score will be the natural outcome!
Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions about your GMAT Focus preparation.
Warmest regards,
Scott Woodbury-Stewart
Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep
