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I’m preparing for JLPT N2 but I still forget few words of N3 and wish to revise them frequently but without going through all the books again and again.

I’ve heard many times that Japanese learners use flashcard apps like Anki, for Japanese vocabulary and it is said to be very effective way of learning/revision. But I’m confused how do I use it for the same?
I tried making flashcards of the vocabulary I faced difficulty in remembering, but it takes so much time to make those flash cards one by one, so what is the most effective way or how do you make your flashcards?

Also, Anki is for android, so also suggest Anki alternatives for iOS.

I’m preparing for JLPT N2 but I still forget few words of N3 and wish to revise them frequently but without going through all the books again and again.

I’ve heard many times that Japanese learners use flashcard apps like Anki, for Japanese vocabulary and it is said to be very effective way of learning/revision. But I’m confused how do I use it for the same?
I tried making flashcards of the vocabulary I faced difficulty in remembering, but it takes so much time to make those flash cards one by one, so what is the most effective way or how do you make your flashcards?

Also, Anki is for android, so also suggest Anki alternatives for iOS.

I’m searching for universities for MBA and I’ve noticed that most of the universities demand for GMAT/GRE score at the time of application as a primary requirement for the application.
Is it an actual requirement to be presented in the initial application or can we later on present the score to the university?

If possible, can anyone recommend me universities where GMAT/GRE score is not mandatory?

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