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I am active on a fitness forum, each week I post my weekly workouts, times run, weights lifted etc. other users comment occasionally and it is great for keeping track of progress and getting feedback from various people on your approach to fitness.
I want to start something similar, to track my progress from the very beginning to the very end when I finally get the GMAT score I want. I would be detailing things such as - time spent studying, areas covered, areas having issues with etc.
Does anyone record keep like this on GMAT Club? I looked around but couldn't find anything of the sort. Perhaps there is a function within the profiles that allows for this kind of diary keeping?
I want to start something similar, to track my progress from the very beginning to the very end when I finally get the GMAT score I want. I would be detailing things such as - time spent studying, areas covered, areas having issues with etc.
Does anyone record keep like this on GMAT Club? I looked around but couldn't find anything of the sort. Perhaps there is a function within the profiles that allows for this kind of diary keeping?
14 Oct 2013, 06:34
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You can try that, but its important to keep a track on questions and topics which are troubling you.
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