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Hello everyone, a gentle reminder: we will be hosting office hours at 8:30PM IST. Do join in and share your thoughts, queries etc. For more details visit the link gmat-club-weekly-office-hours-456532.html
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hello everyone!

I was planning on scheduling weekday accountability study sessions (Monday–Friday) specifically for working professionals or serious test takers who struggle with consistency, lose track while studying alone, or simply want an environment that keeps them accountable.

Tentative timings: 10 PM – 12 AM IST (open to slight changes if needed).

The idea is simple:

- We join a call, keep our cameras on if comfortable, and silently study/work.
- Doubts or quick discussions can happen on chat.
- We maintain streaks for consistency and attendance.

If someone misses a day or loses their streak, the only rule is to make up for it over the next few days and get back on track.

The only issue is that platforms like Google Meet or Zoom may not work well for larger groups or longer sessions.

If anyone knows a better platform for hosting larger accountability study rooms, please let me know!

Hope this helps!
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hello everyone!

I was planning on scheduling weekday accountability study sessions (Monday–Friday) specifically for working professionals or serious test takers who struggle with consistency, lose track while studying alone, or simply want an environment that keeps them accountable.

Tentative timings: 10 PM – 12 AM IST (open to slight changes if needed).

The idea is simple:

- We join a call, keep our cameras on if comfortable, and silently study/work.
- Doubts or quick discussions can happen on chat.
- We maintain streaks for consistency and attendance.

If someone misses a day or loses their streak, the only rule is to make up for it over the next few days and get back on track.

The only issue is that platforms like Google Meet or Zoom may not work well for larger groups or longer sessions.

If anyone knows a better platform for hosting larger accountability study rooms, please let me know!

Hope this helps!
There is one platform I’ve used where the free usage hours depend on the individual account. From my experience, one of my accounts had only 1 free hour, while the second account had 2 free hours, so you guys can check that as well.
http://www.studystream.live/focus-room

It has features like chat, creating your own private room so that your group only can join , optional video on/off, and streak tracking. I’m not fully sure whether voice/speaking is available there also it is safe.
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Hi everyone! 👋 I’m looking for some honest feedback/opinions on TOP (Top One Percent) vs. TTP (Target Test Prep).
I’m in a bit of a high-pressure situation: I just took a diagnostic mock and scored quite low. My goal is to hit 705+ (the old 750 equivalent) for a late-July test date.
I’m specifically trying to figure out:
• For those who used TOP: Is the "logic-based" approach effective if my math/verbal foundations are currently a bit shaky?
• For those who used TTP: Is it manageable to get through their huge amount of content in about 60 days while working full-time?
• Data Insights: Which one did you find better for the new Focus Edition DI section? My DI was my lowest area on the mock (15% accuracy).
I can give about 5–7 hours a day on weekdays and I'm planning to do weekend intensives. Would love to hear from anyone who has made a big score jump using either of these! Thanks in advance! 🙏
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This may sound silly, but how do I reduce silly mistakes in Quants? Mostly calculation errors or missing small details while solving. I know the usual answer is “practice more,” but are there any other strategies? I tend to make more mistakes when I’m short on time.
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This may sound silly, but how do I reduce silly mistakes in Quants? Mostly calculation errors or missing small details while solving. I know the usual answer is “practice more,” but are there any other strategies? I tend to make more mistakes when I’m short on time.
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I have tried working on many strategies for cr questions - not able to crack them
Try joining some coaching such as eGMAT or Manhattan Prep, if not joined already.

Preparing for the verbal is altogether a different game. Is need careful and elaborate learning to understand (derive meaning of sentences. Practicing more questions without learning fundamentals won’t work.
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What material are you using?
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Is the theory present in OG Verbal guide sufficient to ace the section or do we need to supplement it with other material ?
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