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27 May 2018, 03:15
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Hey everyone,
I've been studying pretty hard for the GMAT, but I want to discuss questions with people who are also currently studying and plan to take it in the next few months (June - Aug. 2018). I've created a Whatsapp Group for this and want to know who else is interested.
The goal is to solve problems with each other at the same time, then analyze and debate our solutions. I think this kind of debate is a highly effective way to learn, because:
1) it helps find the best approach to solve a problem (fast and intuitive)
2) the process of debating a solution cements the idea
3) you are forced to identify not only why the right answers are right, but why the wrong answers are wrong
Each day members will post a handful of questions they want clarification on, and everybody will answer the question and post their solutions and methods in the chat.
The group will be limited to a few active members and each person will be expected to contribute. Your current score doesn't matter as long as you aim to get 700 (or even 750+). The group will only include test-takers, no companies or tutors.
I'm excited for this prospect but really want the group to be for highly dedicated people.
Please comment below if you're interested, and I'd also like to know why you want to join.
I've been studying pretty hard for the GMAT, but I want to discuss questions with people who are also currently studying and plan to take it in the next few months (June - Aug. 2018). I've created a Whatsapp Group for this and want to know who else is interested.
The goal is to solve problems with each other at the same time, then analyze and debate our solutions. I think this kind of debate is a highly effective way to learn, because:
1) it helps find the best approach to solve a problem (fast and intuitive)
2) the process of debating a solution cements the idea
3) you are forced to identify not only why the right answers are right, but why the wrong answers are wrong
Each day members will post a handful of questions they want clarification on, and everybody will answer the question and post their solutions and methods in the chat.
The group will be limited to a few active members and each person will be expected to contribute. Your current score doesn't matter as long as you aim to get 700 (or even 750+). The group will only include test-takers, no companies or tutors.
I'm excited for this prospect but really want the group to be for highly dedicated people.
Please comment below if you're interested, and I'd also like to know why you want to join.
28 May 2018, 12:13
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Have you already created this group? If yes, then how many members have already joined?
The reason for joining a group of highly motivated people who want to crack GMAT should help generally!
The reason for joining a group of highly motivated people who want to crack GMAT should help generally!
28 May 2018, 16:59
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Yes I've already made it and it's currently two people. I'm deciding on the optimum number; right now 5 - 10 seems good. Happy to hear your thoughts on this also.
If you're interested in joining, can you please tell me some info:
a) your test date
b) target score
c) projected hours of study per day (or week)
Feel free to pm me.
If you're interested in joining, can you please tell me some info:
a) your test date
b) target score
c) projected hours of study per day (or week)
Feel free to pm me.
