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Hey everyone!
Over the past few months of GMAT prep, I've spent a lot of time building and refining a study tracker for myself. It helped me stay accountable, track the questions I solved, analyze mistakes properly, and identify patterns in my weak areas.
A few people asked me about it, so I've cleaned it up and made it available for others as well.
It includes:
- Study plan (credits to GMAT Club for this study plan)
- Question tracker
- Error log
- Topic-wise analysis
- Progress tracking dashboard
- Source-wise tracking (OG, mocks, other resources)
If you're looking for a structured way to manage your prep, you might find it helpful.
I have also attached screenshots of the excel file to this post for reference.
You can check out the file here: https://topmate.io/mihika_joshi/2135844
Over the past few months of GMAT prep, I've spent a lot of time building and refining a study tracker for myself. It helped me stay accountable, track the questions I solved, analyze mistakes properly, and identify patterns in my weak areas.
A few people asked me about it, so I've cleaned it up and made it available for others as well.
It includes:
- Study plan (credits to GMAT Club for this study plan)
- Question tracker
- Error log
- Topic-wise analysis
- Progress tracking dashboard
- Source-wise tracking (OG, mocks, other resources)
If you're looking for a structured way to manage your prep, you might find it helpful.
I have also attached screenshots of the excel file to this post for reference.
You can check out the file here: https://topmate.io/mihika_joshi/2135844
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