Improvements in spreadsheet and suggestions for higher engagement

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Dear Friends,

It has been almost six fascinating months since we introduced the spreadsheet 
and it gives immense pleasure to see it expanding with every passing day.

We would love to hear from you all about benefits of such a group study and association, by forming
whatsapp groups and study groups in your locations. 
Lets us mutually help each other out to have more successful debriefs in SHARE GMAT EXPERIENCE forum.

Keeps your suggestions and inputs coming to make the forum more engaging and sustainable.

Happy studying!!

rantoine23 · Answer

How can I know what my strength and weaknesses are after the practice tests? Like which to focus on? How can I work on making an effective plan to reach my target score? Need help ASAP!

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Prateekj05 · Answer

If you have already taken a diagnostic then analyse all the questions and categorize that particular section. Like if you are poor in verbal, then in which section are you scoring the least. Start with that section. Eventually you will have to go through all the sections. But if you have shortage of time then you can skip the theory parts where you are strong and just practice questions from that section to see where you stand.

smartyanu · Answer

thanks bhai

jananiram · Answer

Suggest me ideas on Spoken English Classes and IELTS coaching

mikey9098 · Answer

Hi, you are talking about Improvements in spreadsheet and suggestions for higher engagement so for this you can contact google. 
thanks

Navyadudam · Answer

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hannaro · Answer

thanks for the topic

logotraffic · Answer

While this is already possible in Google Sheets and newer versions of Excel, there can still be advancements in real-time collaboration. This includes improved version control, better conflict resolution, and more intuitive user-interface for managing collaboration.

sillyabraham8 · Answer

Nice Post Thanks for sharing this post with us.

Addu.23 · Answer

Great post. What would you suggest here: I'm 1 month to my exam. I haven't given a full mock yet (recently started studying DI). Just completed some sectional tests. After mock and going through errors. Should I just focus on giving mocks? Any places where I can get sectional timed tests.

Thanks!

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bangalorewebguru · Answer

To effectively identify your strengths and weaknesses after practice tests, thoroughly analyze your incorrect answers to detect patterns. Concentrate on areas where errors are frequent. Develop a structured study plan that dedicates more time to these weaker sections while maintaining your strong areas. Regularly taking full-length mock exams under timed conditions will help you track your progress and adjust your strategy as needed.

VivaSatterfield · Answer

I need to work harder to understand what you are saying.

Budhaditya_Saha · Answer

Hi. I recently took my 1st official mock exam, and I’m mainly struggling with the Verbal section. Please suggest me a way forward.

bb · Answer

What is this topic you’re posting? Spreadsheet deficiency?

Based on the wealth and breadth of the information you’ve provided, I would say you want to focus on the verbal questions.

It’s very important to have a strategy and to understand how verbal questions work. It’s important to have strict timing for your verbal and not lingering on questions. Read my most important part is knowing what the questions ask how they work. Taking a crap load of questions is not going to help you.

jennypr027 · Answer

Thank you for the update and all the efforts behind this initiative! The spreadsheet and group study idea have been incredibly helpful in staying consistent and motivated. Forming WhatsApp and local study groups sounds like a great way to build stronger connections and support each other better.

Looking forward to contributing more and learning from everyone’s experiences in the SHARE GMAT EXPERIENCE forum.

Let’s keep the momentum going—happy studying! 📚

Looking forward to contributing more and learning from everyone’s experiences in the SHARE GMAT EXPERIENCE forum.

Let’s keep the momentum going—happy studying! 📚

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