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By: Supriya

Supriya — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 00:13:52 +0000

Good Start. You may want to address the following questions, since the details are EXTREMELY important while taking GMAT (EVERY minute counts).
1) How many breaks are provided during the test?

2) How long are these breaks?

3) What should I bring to the testing center?

Answer – a) Water, b) Chocolate (NO BREAD / NO RICE / NO POTATOES!!!- since that will put your brain to sleep or food comma. Chocolate for energy and alert brain) that will feel washed out after 2 hours.
They provide pens and special paper. Some of the students are not used to writing on this paper with this kind of pen.

4) What should I keep in mind a night before the test?
Answer: a) I.D b)Sleep well! c) Car keys! (You have no idea how many stories I’ve heard on this one) d)Make a trip to the location BERFORE the test (you don’t want to loose your way on the day of the test) e)…etc.etc.

5) Can I cancel my score?

6) What are the implications if I cancel my score?