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by swapna » Thu May 13, 2010 7:30 pm
am givin my GMAT tomoro...just wanted to check wats the break time between 2 sections..and cant i even carry pens??and mba.com says watches cant be carried. are they talking abt the digital one or the normal one also.will there be a way to keep a tab on the break time. It also says govt issued drivers license should be good for identification purpose...but it also states that if am in US and not a citizen, i need to carry the passport. Can some one throw light on this..Should i take print out of the mail which they send when GMAT date is booked so that they can see the GMAT id or will they be able to pull up the information from the license(i mean our name,date of birth etc)

immediate response will be greatly appreciated

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by money9111 » Thu May 13, 2010 7:49 pm
swapna wrote:am givin my GMAT tomoro...just wanted to check wats the break time between 2 sections..and cant i even carry pens??and mba.com says watches cant be carried. are they talking abt the digital one or the normal one also.will there be a way to keep a tab on the break time. It also says govt issued drivers license should be good for identification purpose...but it also states that if am in US and not a citizen, i need to carry the passport. Can some one throw light on this..Should i take print out of the mail which they send when GMAT date is booked so that they can see the GMAT id or will they be able to pull up the information from the license(i mean our name,date of birth etc)

immediate response will be greatly appreciated

swapna
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1. Break between each section is 8 minutes
2. Can't carry pens into the test with you
3. I would take the print out.... license... passport... everything just to be safe if you're not sure
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by swapna » Thu May 13, 2010 7:52 pm
thanks....i don have to take the copy of the email to show them the GMAT id?and how abt watches??how do we keep a tab on time..and is the original license and passport not required?

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by money9111 » Thu May 13, 2010 7:55 pm
no you don't have to take a copy of the email... all i brought was my ID...well and a drink and some crackers... but in order to "check in" all you need is your id, but if you're unsure you can bring everything

no watches are allowed.... they check to see if you have a watch on... they also make you empty your pockets....

during the break there's usually a clock out in the waiting room... i would check to make sure you know where it is before going in to take the exam. if you cant find it... ask the person signing you in if there's a clock in the waiting room
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by swapna » Thu May 13, 2010 7:57 pm
thanks dude...:-)
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by money9111 » Thu May 13, 2010 7:59 pm
no problem! we're rooting for you here! update us when you get back...
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