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21 Sep 2026, 10:10
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Hi, I’m new here. Just doing what it said in the week 0 instructions (’cause I wanna follow it to the letter), and positing to introduce myself. I’m targeting a 705. I’ll be studying....as long as it takes. I tried Magoosh, but I felt like I was just hopping from random subject to subject, and nothing was really sticking. I like the idea of being able to work on individual sections, and have an error log. I’m also thinking about TTP. I’m willing to invest whatever time is nessessary, same with money.
Has anyone found that it’s a little more challenging to study for this, like you did in undergrad (or post-grad)? I feel like I could study, and get work done for like 60-90 hours a week during that time, to get the grades, and get the job done. But this feels like a totally different cognative load. I’ve had trouble studying for more than, say...25-30 hours a week, which kind of sucks. I was hoping to be able to pour more into it. Maybe I’ll be able to at some point if I just keep pushing.
Has anyone found that it’s a little more challenging to study for this, like you did in undergrad (or post-grad)? I feel like I could study, and get work done for like 60-90 hours a week during that time, to get the grades, and get the job done. But this feels like a totally different cognative load. I’ve had trouble studying for more than, say...25-30 hours a week, which kind of sucks. I was hoping to be able to pour more into it. Maybe I’ll be able to at some point if I just keep pushing.
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21 Sep 2026, 11:16
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Hi, Welcome!!
Study plan is made for working professionals, so you should be good and keep us updated here 🙂
Study plan is made for working professionals, so you should be good and keep us updated here 🙂
21 Sep 2026, 14:23
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Hey guys i hope you are all doing great at your preps!
I just want to ask you about how you treat Reading Comprehension more efficiently i just started it yesterday a d I feel like im taking too much time on a text with 5 questions like 18-25min any tips?? Tyy
I just want to ask you about how you treat Reading Comprehension more efficiently i just started it yesterday a d I feel like im taking too much time on a text with 5 questions like 18-25min any tips?? Tyy
