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Which exam session shoulf I go for?

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by cookiemonster26 » Mon Dec 01, 2008 8:09 am
Hi,

Was hoping if someone could provide me with some suggestions as to the time when I should book the exam?

There are basically 3 time slots. 8 am , 12:15 am and 3:15 pm. I am more of a morning person so thinking 8 am is the way to go. But unfortunately Im very sensitive to decrimental situations. For example if , on the day of the exam, the tiniest thing goes wrong prior to the exam, i get very antsy and start worrying.

Can you please suggest as to a good time to appear for the exam?

Thanks in advance.
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by Prasanna » Mon Dec 01, 2008 8:21 am
I would suggest you to take the earliest possible time since you are a morning person. The other problem you have is bound to cause you trouble whatever is the time. So you should keep yourself composed and calm. All your efforts and your future is at stake.
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by cookiemonster26 » Mon Dec 01, 2008 9:02 am
thanks ..will book a morning time then.
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Re: Which exam session shoulf I go for?

by bacali » Mon Dec 01, 2008 9:16 am
cookiemonster26 wrote:Hi,

Was hoping if someone could provide me with some suggestions as to the time when I should book the exam?

There are basically 3 time slots. 8 am , 12:15 am and 3:15 pm. I am more of a morning person so thinking 8 am is the way to go. But unfortunately Im very sensitive to decrimental situations. For example if , on the day of the exam, the tiniest thing goes wrong prior to the exam, i get very antsy and start worrying.

Can you please suggest as to a good time to appear for the exam?

Thanks in advance.
I'm going at 8, I'd rather be doing verbal by 10 AM when I'm awake than in the late afternoon when I'm sleepy.
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