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30 Apr 2022, 12:59
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Hi Guys,
I am newly starting with GMAT preparation and I am so confused about which GMAT coaching should I enroll in. Even though I am a working professional, I am little apprehensive regarding online coaching. In 2020, I enrolled with Jamboree Online Program and bought the complete package for GRE. However, I ended up attending only 3-4 classes (due to work load) and the whole course fee went down the drain.
Two years later, now I am better equipped at managing both work and GMAT prep and I am looking for a coaching which provides with individual attention, or atleast keeps me on track when I skip a class or two.
I am tired of reading mixed reviews of prominent coaching centres on sites such as Quora and LinkedIn. Attended 2-3 demo sessions, didn't like any.
I am based out of Delhi. Please help me with some names of good coaching institutes. And, also should I be enrolling in a classroom program or an online program.
PS: I switched from GRE to GMAT as the latter better fits my goal of pursuing an MBA.
I am newly starting with GMAT preparation and I am so confused about which GMAT coaching should I enroll in. Even though I am a working professional, I am little apprehensive regarding online coaching. In 2020, I enrolled with Jamboree Online Program and bought the complete package for GRE. However, I ended up attending only 3-4 classes (due to work load) and the whole course fee went down the drain.
Two years later, now I am better equipped at managing both work and GMAT prep and I am looking for a coaching which provides with individual attention, or atleast keeps me on track when I skip a class or two.
I am tired of reading mixed reviews of prominent coaching centres on sites such as Quora and LinkedIn. Attended 2-3 demo sessions, didn't like any.
I am based out of Delhi. Please help me with some names of good coaching institutes. And, also should I be enrolling in a classroom program or an online program.
PS: I switched from GRE to GMAT as the latter better fits my goal of pursuing an MBA.
30 Apr 2022, 19:30
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pookie21
Two years later, now I am better equipped at managing both work and GMAT prep and I am looking for a coaching which provides with individual attention, or atleast keeps me on track when I skip a class or two.
Hi pookie21,Individual attention almost certainly means private tutoring (this is not to say that you shouldn't opt for group classes, but there are trade-offs). Some companies allow you to attend sessions with other batches, so that's one way you could get back on track if you miss a session. Alternatively, you could opt for (pre-recorded) video lessons or live online sessions that make recordings available.
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Find out the policies for missed classes. Some institutes have recordings you can watch. Perhaps all classes are being recorded and the recordings are available.
Some institutes allow you to attend missed classes with another batch or to move to another batch. Or to take breaks between topics so that you can catch up on practice.
Ask about doubt and clarification sessions too.
Didn't like the class --> you may need to read the text on your own to understand.
Missed the class --> again, you may need to read the text on your own.
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Some institutes allow you to attend missed classes with another batch or to move to another batch. Or to take breaks between topics so that you can catch up on practice.
Ask about doubt and clarification sessions too.
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Attended 2-3 demo sessions, didn't like any
Look at the quality of the course and practice material before you enroll. Didn't like the class --> you may need to read the text on your own to understand.
Missed the class --> again, you may need to read the text on your own.
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