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Don't Study the Day Before Your Test

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by Scott@TargetTestPrep » Tue Apr 16, 2024 8:23 am
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Here’s one of the best GMAT Focus tips: the day before your GMAT, the best preparation is no preparation. In other words, don’t do any GMAT Focus studying the day before your exam.

If you’ve followed a comprehensive study plan, you’re ready to go. There is nothing more you can add to your knowledge and skills the day before the exam. Contrary to what most people think is best to do (studying), the best thing that you can do the day before your GMAT Focus is to relax. Take care of your mental and physical health so you’re fully refreshed and ready to ace the exam.

Think of the day before your GMAT Focus as your self-care day. Instead of studying for the GMAT, do some things that increase your well-being and energize you. For example, go out with friends for a healthy breakfast. Have some green juice, go for a walk at the beach, do some yoga, or meditate. Visualize your success on the test, or do anything else that you enjoy.

Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions about your GMAT Focus preparation.

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Scott Woodbury-Stewart
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