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Batching time along with starting with the my strongest section so as to prepare my mind to get into the flow seems to be a bit effective for me
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Hi ha15xy, sorry don't have any tips per se for ADHD studying as I have not had to deal with this challenge. Sorry.
One thought is to perhaps focus on small segments and put a plan together as to what you are planning to cover every single day and check things off - creating a checklist. Also studying early in the morning when you feel the best and most rested.
P.S. something that hopefully you already know and something that helps is that you can request additional time on the test and get 50% or 100% extra time. I recommend applying early as it seems to take about 3-4 weeks to get approval for this from the GMAC.
One thought is to perhaps focus on small segments and put a plan together as to what you are planning to cover every single day and check things off - creating a checklist. Also studying early in the morning when you feel the best and most rested.
P.S. something that hopefully you already know and something that helps is that you can request additional time on the test and get 50% or 100% extra time. I recommend applying early as it seems to take about 3-4 weeks to get approval for this from the GMAC.
