Best course for gmat preparation

Hi mitali9988

The GMAT course you should opt for depends a lot on your learning needs.

GMAT online is ideal for someone who is looking for flexibility with their GMAT preparation and is disciplined and can study regularly without losing focus.

You could sign up for our free GMAT Kickstarter course to see if our teaching style resonates with you!

You can access your free GMAT Kickstarter course, which contains 8+ hours of free GMAT strategy and concept videos by visiting https://bit.ly/2HIw87n

While GMAT classroom coaching works perfectly for students who lack the motivation to study by themselves and prefer face to face interaction with an instructor and other enthusiastic GMAT aspirants.

Our classroom course will provide you with a structured approach to prepare for the GMAT. You will also be taught by experts who are widely regarded as some of the best GMAT instructors in the country.

Most of the instructors are alumns from top B-schools like ISB and teach purely because of their passion to mentor MBA aspirants.

The comprehensive GMAT course takes a minimum of 36 Classroom hours to finish the verbal coaching and 35 Classroom hours to finish the Quant coaching.

You can finish the comprehensive GMAT Classroom course either in 6 weeks or 12 weeks based on your preference.

If you miss any classes or concepts, then we could provide you with the recording for the same.

In Bangalore, we have GMAT coaching centers in Koramangala, Malleshwaram, and Marathahalli.

You could come and attend a live GMAT class at a CrackVerbal center near you!

You can call us at +91 8880560000 to book your free slot for a live class or check out https://bit.ly/2HDFykl to know more about our GMAT classroom course.

We also provide Personal tutoring for students who need help only with certain concepts on the GMAT. Typically, most re-takers prefer going with Personal tutoring because we provide them with a detailed analysis of their ESR and help them recognize the areas which require a course correction.

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Hello,

Welcome to gmatclub. I am currently using Target Test Prep for my GMATprep and I can not recommend the course enough. TTP has all you need to conquer the quant section of the test. You can also look at Empowergmat if you think your knowledge of the concepts tested on GMAT is solid.

Best wishes!

Hi mitali9988,

Regarding prep courses, in addition to seeking advice in this thread, take a look at the GMAT Club reviews for the best quant and verbal courses, and also read through some [url=https://gmatclub.com/forum/share-your-gmat-experience-8/?fl=menu] GMAT success stories to see what materials have worked well for other test-takers.

You also may find my it helpful to read this article about
[url=https://blog.targettestprep.com/how-to-score-a-700-on-the-gmat/] how to score a 700+ on the GMAT.

Good luck!