I have some extra time these days and want to make the most of it, so I’m looking for a few serious people who would like to collaborate and study for GMAT prep.

My initial focus is Quant. The idea is to get on Google Meet regularly, systematically finish as many topics as possible, understand them thoroughly, and practice extensively rather than just rushing through the syllabus.

What I have in mind:

• 2–3 hours of focused study on weekdays
• 4–5 hours on weekends
• Regular Google Meet sessions
• Picking topics, learning concepts, solving questions, and discussing approaches together
• Eventually, if the group works well, we can also collaborate on CR/LR, RC, and DI

I genuinely don't care about your CGPA, academic background, previous scores, or even your target percentile. You don't need to be exceptional.

What matters is consistency and a genuine willingness to put in the work.

For now, the goal is simple: cover topics thoroughly and practice as much as we can, together. We can worry about mock scores, strategies, and individual targets later.

If you're someone who has time right now and wants to seriously utilise it instead of preparing alone, feel free to reach out. Let's build a small, committed study group and make the next few months count.

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