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GMAT Coaching in Bangalore : Crackverbal or Jamboree ??? [#permalink]
 30 Jan 2012, 10:51
Okay, after going through many posts and search results about GMAT coaching centers in B'lore area, I have brought my list down to two centers: Crackverbal and Jamboree. I am confused between these two. I searched but could not find any response from student who actually attended any of these centers and can give insight about Pros and Cons of choosing these centers.
Any experiences from students who have attended / are attending coaching provided at these centers ??
Your advise would really help me to decide...
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Re: GMAT Coaching in Bangalore : Crackverbal or Jamboree ??? [#permalink]
30 Jan 2012, 22:59
Hello,
I have attended both Jamboree and Crackverbal.
I was bad at all the 3 parts of Verbal, ie., SC, CR and RC. I first went to Jamboree, after which I saw a jump in my SC and RC. But I was still struggling at CR. One of my friends, Lavanya, went to Crackverbal, and told me that CR and RC taught at Crackverbal was good. Since I felt I was missing something at CR, I took up only CR class at Crackverbal. I was also invited for advanced SC class and one trail RC class. After that I had a break in my preparation due to my professional commitments, and hence was not able to take the Gmat. I am planning to take the Gmat in a couple of months. I am confident that with the strategies I learnt at Crackverbal, I am sure to touch the figure '7'. I suggest that one goes to Crackverbal for Verbal (SC, CR and RC). Certainly better than Jamboree. I have been to both and I know the teaching methodology and delivery. Maybe the centre that I went to also matters in terms of faculty. But, this is just my perspective. No offences/ discouragement intended.
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Re: GMAT Coaching in Bangalore : Crackverbal or Jamboree ??? [#permalink]
31 Jan 2012, 19:01
karthicramesh19 wrote: Hello,
I have attended both Jamboree and Crackverbal.
I was bad at all the 3 parts of Verbal, ie., SC, CR and RC. I first went to Jamboree, after which I saw a jump in my SC and RC. But I was still struggling at CR. One of my friends, Lavanya, went to Crackverbal, and told me that CR and RC taught at Crackverbal was good. Since I felt I was missing something at CR, I took up only CR class at Crackverbal. I was also invited for advanced SC class and one trail RC class. After that I had a break in my preparation due to my professional commitments, and hence was not able to take the Gmat. I am planning to take the Gmat in a couple of months. I am confident that with the strategies I learnt at Crackverbal, I am sure to touch the figure '7'. I suggest that one goes to Crackverbal for Verbal (SC, CR and RC). Certainly better than Jamboree. I have been to both and I know the teaching methodology and delivery. Maybe the centre that I went to also matters in terms of faculty. But, this is just my perspective. No offences/ discouragement intended.
Thanks. Thank you... Could you tell me which coaching centers you opted for both these ?? -CV
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Re: GMAT Coaching in Bangalore : Crackverbal or Jamboree ??? [#permalink]
01 Feb 2012, 01:54
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Hello,
I have attended both Jamboree and Crackverbal.
I was bad at all the 3 parts of Verbal, ie., SC, CR and RC. I first went to Jamboree, after which I saw a jump in my SC and RC. But I was still struggling at CR. One of my friends, Lavanya, went to Crackverbal, and told me that CR and RC taught at Crackverbal was good. Since I felt I was missing something at CR, I took up only CR class at Crackverbal. I was also invited for advanced SC class and one trail RC class. After that I had a break in my preparation due to my professional commitments, and hence was not able to take the Gmat. I am planning to take the Gmat in a couple of months. I am confident that with the strategies I learnt at Crackverbal, I am sure to touch the figure '7'. I suggest that one goes to Crackverbal for Verbal (SC, CR and RC). Certainly better than Jamboree. I have been to both and I know the teaching methodology and delivery. Maybe the centre that I went to also matters in terms of faculty. But, this is just my perspective. No offences/ discouragement intended.
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Thank you...
Could you tell me which coaching centers you opted for both these ??
-CV[/quote]
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I attended Jamboree Indiranagar. There is only one branch for Crackverbal, at House of Lords.
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Re: GMAT Coaching in Bangalore : Crackverbal or Jamboree ??? [#permalink]
01 Feb 2012, 07:25
karthicramesh19 wrote: I attended Jamboree Indiranagar. There is only one branch for Crackverbal, at House of Lords. Okay, Have you heard about coaching on Quant of Crackverbal ? so far I got only good comments only about Verbal... I am not totally hopeless in Maths but could certainly use some tips and tricks to save time... Thanks, CV
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Re: GMAT Coaching in Bangalore : Crackverbal or Jamboree ??? [#permalink]
19 Aug 2012, 01:14
Don't got to Jamboree, there Verbal faculty is pathetic. Quants is good.
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