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Long story short : Top1 percent by Sandeep Gupta, or GMAT Intensive by AJ and Charanjeet, or TTP (expensive in INR).
I’m a 23 year old Chartered Accountant in Big4 Deal Advisory. I want to land a really high score (750+), since I’m from an over represented pool.
Top1 percent is all over my LinkedIn, and they seem to have tons of top scorers. But reviews here are conflicting, and some good reviews seem to be paid. They also market very well. But if they can produce results, I want to be in. I just don’t know if it’s overhyped.
Anish and CJ seem to be really solid folks with good reviews. But not too many extremely high scores.
TTP seems the standard go to prep provider. But it’s costly (~ ₹20k per month).
Please do drop your opinions. I don’t want this analysis paralysis to hold me back.
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I’m a 23 year old Chartered Accountant in Big4 Deal Advisory. I want to land a really high score (750+), since I’m from an over represented pool.
Top1 percent is all over my LinkedIn, and they seem to have tons of top scorers. But reviews here are conflicting, and some good reviews seem to be paid. They also market very well. But if they can produce results, I want to be in. I just don’t know if it’s overhyped.
Anish and CJ seem to be really solid folks with good reviews. But not too many extremely high scores.
TTP seems the standard go to prep provider. But it’s costly (~ ₹20k per month).
Please do drop your opinions. I don’t want this analysis paralysis to hold me back.
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11 Apr 2024, 23:34
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Both are test prep companies.. take free classes to determine which one is best for you
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Hi Shan_
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It's time to step into the new era of GMAT prep with the updated 705+ Focus Version, leaving the classic 750+ story behind!
To make the most informed decision, start your journey with due diligence. Attend free trial classes from different prep services, ensuring the instructors leading these sessions are the same ones you'll encounter in regular sessions.
As your guide through this process, I urge you to experience firsthand what our prep services have to offer. Attend a trial class with us and immerse yourself in our teaching style and methodology. Be sure to explore our website for reviews, and don't forget to check out our uneditable reviews on Google pages for a comprehensive understanding of our reputation in the GMAT prep world.
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Shan_
. I think you should identify your weak areas using a diagnostic test (if not already done) and then attend classes for those specific topics. That will be a more pointed strategy for scoring well. Plus you will need to identify a test-taking strategy, practice that strategy, and then execute it on your mocks and official GMAT.
