Best GMAT coaching - India

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Hello everyone,

I am a fairly new GMAT aspirant, looking for some advice on best GMAT coachings from India. I do have a few names on my mind:
1. Jambooree - 50K
2. Mangoosh - 30K
3. Physics Wallah - 13K
4. Wizako - 24K

I understand the bottom two are not well known but their free videos have been great for Quants basics but I am unsure if they are great at tips and tricks to handle real GMAT questions.

I need some advice if I should go with the named brands for better coaching + tips & tricks + free adaptive mock tests or with some lesser known but with good basic concepts.

Please help!

kingbucky · Answer

Hello!

It's great to hear that you're starting your GMAT preparation journey! When it comes to choosing a coaching program, it's essential to find one that aligns with your learning style and needs.

I recommend trying out the free trial offered by TTP (Target Test Prep). Their resources can give you a good sense of their teaching style and the quality of their materials. Additionally, GMAT Ninja has a wealth of free resources that can be incredibly helpful for your preparation.

By exploring these options, you can better assess whether you prefer a more established brand or if you're comfortable with lesser-known programs that have proven effective for foundational concepts. Ultimately, the best choice will depend on your specific needs and how you feel about the materials and teaching methods.

Good luck with your preparation!

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Chimz · Answer

Hi,

I am in the same similar situation as sometimes I feel my prep is going off track or I am not getting guidance.

Try finding more video solution to your topic questions it might give some direction and that solution can be of any competitive exam, aim is to get concept clear, later on practice GMAT type questions.

EducationAisle · Answer

My two cents is that GMAT is  not  an exam that can be aced by "tricks and tips".

In addition to critical thinking, it tests candidates on fundamental knowledge and the ability to apply concepts. So, if you just keep looking for shortcuts for every question, it would not take you too far.

So, if you find the "bottom two" (in your list) very good on concepts, you should look no further.

Good luck!

AjiteshArun · Answer

To add to Ashish's response, there are very few non-official adaptive mock tests available. Most them aren't good, so try not to base your decision on this, unless your provider is offering the paid official practice tests as part of your course.

If you're looking for live (group) classes, your experience will depend almost entirely on your instructor(s).

Coachingkhojo · Answer

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