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Hi guys, i've started using twitter as an integral part of my verbal prep. I've outlined some seemingly useful adaptations of twitter that can be used to make it the article epicentre of your prep!
So far I have found it can help:
- Save valuable prep time
- Mimic the conditions of the GMAT (to some extent)
- Help you target weak RC and SC areas
- Prevent GMAT panick by desensitizing you to the horrors of complicated/boring RC questions
Would like to hear people's thoughts. I think using it is having a net + effect on my prep! Would like to hear about potential improvements or additions to make this approach more effective.
So far I have found it can help:
- Save valuable prep time
- Mimic the conditions of the GMAT (to some extent)
- Help you target weak RC and SC areas
- Prevent GMAT panick by desensitizing you to the horrors of complicated/boring RC questions
Would like to hear people's thoughts. I think using it is having a net + effect on my prep! Would like to hear about potential improvements or additions to make this approach more effective.
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