LSAT Accountability Partner in India

I am preparing for the LSAT and am looking for a reliable, organized person based in India to help me stay consistent with my studying. This is primarily an accountability and study-management position, not a traditional LSAT tutoring position.

Responsibilities

may include: * Keeping track of my LSAT study hours, practice sections, and progress * Maintaining a simple Google Sheet or study log * Checking in with me about whether I completed planned study sessions * Helping me organize my weekly LSAT study schedule * Occasionally joining me on Zoom or Google Meet while I study for accountability/body doubling * During these sessions, you may mostly be doing your own work while making sure I remain focused * Asking me periodically what I completed and what I plan to do next * Helping identify patterns such as procrastination, inconsistent studying, or spending too much time on one activity * Offering practical study or productivity suggestions when appropriate * If you have LSAT, GRE, GMAT, law-school, tutoring, or standardized-test experience, that is a plus, but it is not required I am looking for someone who: * Has very good spoken and written English * Is dependable and punctual * Is comfortable communicating directly when I am falling behind * Is organized and good with spreadsheets * Has a stable internet connection for occasional video calls * Is comfortable with a long-term working relationship if the trial goes well Expected workload: Approximately 3–5 hours per week initially. Some weeks may include a longer live study/accountability session. Budget: Approximately $5–8 USD per hour depending on experience. I am looking for someone under $10/hour. When applying, please answer these questions: 1. What is your hourly rate? 2. What part of India/time zone are you in? 3. Have you ever helped someone with studying, tutoring, accountability, or exam preparation? 4. Would you be comfortable joining a 1–2 hour video call where I am mostly studying silently and you periodically check that I am on task? 5. How would you keep track of my weekly study progress? 6. Give me one example of what you would say if I told you I planned to study for two hours but only completed 30 minutes. 7. What hours are you normally available? Please start your proposal with the words “LSAT accountability” so I know you read the full description.