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Hey everyone!
I stumbled on something quite useful and I wanted to share it with you all. As a Mac user I unfortunately can't use Walker's GMAT Timer without having an extra windows partition and the java timer for Mac that I found here doesn't work with my computer for some reason.
The program is called "Desktop Task Timer" and you can find it on the new Mac App store. Yes you have to pay for it, but $1.99 is a bargain I think.
It is actually a "task timer" but I find it works really well to time GMAT practice questions and record the answers.
The only drawback is that you can only do sets of 10 questions... but that might be enough for focused sets where reviewing the questions and concepts is the most important part.
I've attached a picture of how I've been using it...
Yes it is an improvised GMAT Timer but hey, it works!
Let me know what you guys think!
I stumbled on something quite useful and I wanted to share it with you all. As a Mac user I unfortunately can't use Walker's GMAT Timer without having an extra windows partition and the java timer for Mac that I found here doesn't work with my computer for some reason.
The program is called "Desktop Task Timer" and you can find it on the new Mac App store. Yes you have to pay for it, but $1.99 is a bargain I think.
It is actually a "task timer" but I find it works really well to time GMAT practice questions and record the answers.
The only drawback is that you can only do sets of 10 questions... but that might be enough for focused sets where reviewing the questions and concepts is the most important part.
I've attached a picture of how I've been using it...
Yes it is an improvised GMAT Timer but hey, it works!
Let me know what you guys think!
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