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I've recently started my GMAT prep and am looking for a good course to give me some structure.
i havent given any tests yet and havent decided when i want to give the test, i feel my preparation along the way should help me decide when i'm ready.
i bought a subscription to scribd where i was able to find most manhattan guides and have just finished the foundations of gmat math book and am starting with all the quant (manhattan again)
i have the whole day to myself these days and can sit for a good 5-6 hours a day for my preparation (hopefully even more once i start a course)
i feel comfortable just solving questions from a book the whole day but have been told that its better to take a course to prepare for an adaptive test like GMAT.
i am above average in Verbal and i feel i was able to get through the math foundations book quite easily and knew every topic the book covered (i just solved all the practice questions from the book without really going through most of the chapters) and i aim to get a 700+
i'm looking for a flexible course that would let me go at my own pace (solving questions for 6 hours a day is a good day for me, with bad days ranging from 2-3 hours)
i also am not sure if i need a video class teaching me the concepts and feel i could do with solving questions on my own but i'm not sure if thats a good strategy.
i basically am looking for some structure with a course to help me believe that i'm not wasting time solving the same type of questions or the same level of questions repeatedly that i quite often feel when solving every single question in a book.
lastly i would like to ask if solving whole books is a good strategy in itself or would a course be more beneficial.
please feel free to ask for any more information that would help you answer my questions better
Any help, any tips, any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
my budget is around 150 usd
i havent given any tests yet and havent decided when i want to give the test, i feel my preparation along the way should help me decide when i'm ready.
i bought a subscription to scribd where i was able to find most manhattan guides and have just finished the foundations of gmat math book and am starting with all the quant (manhattan again)
i have the whole day to myself these days and can sit for a good 5-6 hours a day for my preparation (hopefully even more once i start a course)
i feel comfortable just solving questions from a book the whole day but have been told that its better to take a course to prepare for an adaptive test like GMAT.
i am above average in Verbal and i feel i was able to get through the math foundations book quite easily and knew every topic the book covered (i just solved all the practice questions from the book without really going through most of the chapters) and i aim to get a 700+
i'm looking for a flexible course that would let me go at my own pace (solving questions for 6 hours a day is a good day for me, with bad days ranging from 2-3 hours)
i also am not sure if i need a video class teaching me the concepts and feel i could do with solving questions on my own but i'm not sure if thats a good strategy.
i basically am looking for some structure with a course to help me believe that i'm not wasting time solving the same type of questions or the same level of questions repeatedly that i quite often feel when solving every single question in a book.
lastly i would like to ask if solving whole books is a good strategy in itself or would a course be more beneficial.
please feel free to ask for any more information that would help you answer my questions better
Any help, any tips, any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
my budget is around 150 usd
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could you share the budget for the course, please? i can help you probably.
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So your Budget is 150 USD and You have read foundation of Manhattan guides.
Look there are many GMAT courses, Some of them are good for quant purpose and some are good for Verbal. For example for Quant, TTP and EmpowerGMAT courses are awesome and for verbal, egmat or crackverbal is good. Magoosh I heard is also a good course.
You already said that you have ample time to study and you are in no hurry to give the exam, then I would suggest you try each course free trial and then decide which is best for you because every course has its pros and cons.
Below are the list of course link with price : https://gmatclub.com/marketplace/courses?fl=menu
(Some of the companies will provide you a good discount.)
If you need more advice on this, then PM me.
Look there are many GMAT courses, Some of them are good for quant purpose and some are good for Verbal. For example for Quant, TTP and EmpowerGMAT courses are awesome and for verbal, egmat or crackverbal is good. Magoosh I heard is also a good course.
You already said that you have ample time to study and you are in no hurry to give the exam, then I would suggest you try each course free trial and then decide which is best for you because every course has its pros and cons.
Below are the list of course link with price : https://gmatclub.com/marketplace/courses?fl=menu
(Some of the companies will provide you a good discount.)
If you need more advice on this, then PM me.
