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How to study better for GMAT 01 Nov 2021, 02:02
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1) Pick a time to study daily. Study at that same time to build consistency

2) Create an accountability arrangement with a study partner.

3) Study over video call to force each other to study.

4) Change your study partner once ever 2 weeks to make sure you don't get too friendly with them and lose the seriousness to study together.

Cheers.
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:roll: :roll: :roll: It would be great that such a study partner exists :) to get a chance to fire :shock: :shock: :shock: them exactly every 2 weeks of my study :-P :-P :-P
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How to study better for GMAT 15 Nov 2021, 10:44
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What is the meaning of this post ?
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1) Pick a time to study daily. Study at that same time to build consistency

2) Create an accountability arrangement with a study partner.

3) Study over video call to force each other to study.

4) Change your study partner once ever 2 weeks to make sure you don't get too friendly with them and lose the seriousness to study together.

Cheers.
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How to study better for GMAT 15 Nov 2021, 12:11
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1) Pick a time to study daily. Study at that same time to build consistency

2) Create an accountability arrangement with a study partner.

3) Study over video call to force each other to study.

4) Change your study partner once ever 2 weeks to make sure you don't get too friendly with them and lose the seriousness to study together.

Cheers.
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Hello, Kinshook. My guess is that this is nothing more than spam. I remember a post from the same user at the beginning of the month. It ends with the following:

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In our current cohort, everyone has studied for 4.2 hours/day (186 hours total) on average for the last 7 weeks. Every member has told me that they see a dramatic improvement in his/her studying productivity.

If the group helps you study 100 hours this month, you wouldn't regret trying it. It's for 30 cents a day.

Reply to the post if you want to join.
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Wow, not just some people, but every member, apparently, of a paid study group has been willing to state that they have seen not just some improvement, but a dramatic improvement. Sounds great, right? Well, just cough up 30 cents a day to this person, and preparation paradise awaits. The broken English says it all.

A paid study buddy is no friend at all. I think a few other names that come to mind for such a person are tutor and hustler (not necessarily in reference to the same person).

Keep moving.

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