How do I make flashcards?

Question

Hey guys I bought a bunch of empty flashcards and I am not sure how I can make them for my GMAT prep. I have bought a 6 month TTP subscription and plan to give the test in late November or early December. Would love to hear any suggestions on how you people made your flashcards or if you could link me to a source or video on how to make GMAT flash cards (from empty decks) that would be great. Thank you for taking the time to read this

desertEagle · Answer

There are many options. 
first you can buy GMAT flash cards available online. You wont have to work much and you will have a standard set of GMAT flashcard
Secondly, you can search gmat flash cards on gmatclub and you will find a few pdfs which you can print and use it

Thirdly, if you want to make flashcards on your own, you can make such customised flash cards as you study for GMAT. On one side write down formula for X and on the back side you write the forumula. Or on one side you can write common traps for CR questions, on other side you can write those traps. On one side you can write subject verb agreement and on other side you can write what rules you have learnt on subject-verb agreement. Or you can write on one side strategy for tackling CR/DS/SC question and on other side you can write your strategy. This way you will be able to make good customised flash cards which will be most useful for you

Best of luck

Archit3110 · Answer

by flash cards you want to make it for both verbal & quant? or one of them?
flash cards are good tool to study on the go , but on the same its better to make your own notes / strategies on topics which you are studying for quant or verbal as it would help you in the long run of memorising and referring to ... 
wish you the best

Russ19 · Answer

Hi khushalkhans , The link might be useful for you: https://gmatclub.com/forum/the-ultimate ... ml#p734108 Best Wishes!

khushalkhans · Answer

Thank you so much desertEagle, Archit3110 and sjuniv32 for your replies. I saw a few available on this forum but I think it's best that I make them myself as Archit said in his reply. I am making my own comprehensive notes from TTPs course in a google doc and will try to get chunks of important info onto my flashcards.

ScottTargetTestPrep · Answer

Have you downloaded and printed our equation guide?

khushalkhans · Answer

Oh my god, I wasn't expecting you to reply to my post. By some coincidence, you answered my Flashcard query in your daily tip videos on the homepage yesterday. You said writing it down instead of typing or reading something creates a whole different kind of memory and that really resonated with me. I am so glad I went with TTP instead of the other GMAT course providers (not that they are bad).

To answer your question yes I have downloaded all your material and am planning to print them out very soon. A friend of mine who studied from TTP and is now doing his MBA at McGill also suggested me to use those sheets for my Flashcard-making process, I'm guessing that's what you want me to do as well right?

anastefanescu · Answer

thank you  desertEagle  to spent your valuable time and shared this information with us .. thanks a lot and I hope  khushalkhans  this info helped you too.

ScottTargetTestPrep · Answer

Yes, what you are describing is exactly what you can do. We are here if you need us.

Jon5on333 · Answer

Hey  khushalkhans ,
cool choice going with custom flashcards—Tailoring them to your own notes and strategies (like formulas, traps, or CR tactics) is exactly how you learn better.
Another option to consider is using  Vaia . It offers:
 
 Smart flashcard creation (AI-assisted and manual) 
 Built-in spaced-repetition scheduling 
 A mobile and desktop app so you can study on the go 
 The ability to share and access flashcard sets from other users  
Best of luck with your GMAT prep!

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