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by gauravpokhriyal » Wed Sep 16, 2015 12:02 am
Hello everyone,

I started preparing for GMAT 2.5 months back and am getting decent scores in all practice tests with continuous improvement.But from day before yesterday,I am unable to study a single page of verbal or quant. I tried doing practice tests but even that's of no use.I am not anxious about test but it feels strange that I am not feeling pressurized due to GMAT.I am rather feeling so free,feeling like travelling and unable to concentrate at all:be it Quant, verbal or AWA. Is this happening with me only or does it happen with everyone?
Though I was considering taking a leave from office but I wasn't able to persuade myself to do so.I still have 1 and a half day ad I want to utilize it to the fullest.Help me!
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by [email protected] » Wed Sep 16, 2015 10:56 am
Hi gauravpokhriyal,

Since your Test is in less than 2 days, you should NOT be trying to do too much work (NO CRAMMING!!!). Doing a bit of light review is fine, but you'd be better served getting some rest and going into Test Day calm and ready to work.

You should also plan to post back here with your scores once you're done with your Test.

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