Khan Academy GMAT Prep

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Thanks everyone. I love using Khan Academy, but wasn't sure about the GMAT section. It's definitely a great resource to use. I've mostly been using it for brushing up on the basics, i.e., arithmetic, algebra, etc. Glad to hear that people have actually used it with some success.

I prefer GMAT Quantum since his explanations are thorough and are better than the OG. I think MGMAT is pretty solid too. The more ways you can approach a problem, the better.

Have never heard of GMAT Quantum. What is it? And also, are you recommending MGMAT for Quant also, or only for verbal?

Hey,

GMAT Quantum is this site: https://www.gmatquantum.com/

He provides free explanations to all OG problems. He has a premium portion of the site, but I never used it.

I recommend MGMAT for Quant, but quite honestly, it's not fully comprehensive even though it's the best on the market. I supplement A LOT of what I learn with googling/etc. For instance, I think it's Geometry book is painfully simplistic. Number Properties is the best out of the whole thing.

For Verbal, I'm actually naturally good in Verbal (RC > CR > SC). MGMAT is the best, but I feel like I need a different approach for SC. It does give a great overview of grammar topics to be tested, but you have to review the OG SC problems consistently since GMAT grammar is hard to duplicate.

LOL, I swear the SC problems during my GMAT exam were not real English. That was always my weakest link in the GMAT Prep

Khan academy is one of the best resource available online for GMAT preparation.