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10 Aug 2020, 17:57
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Hi guys, I'm relatively new to GMAT. I started preparing 15 days ago. I'm using TTP for my preparation. The issue is, even though I'm doing well with quant, my verbal is extremely bad so far. What strategies do I use? For those of you who know about TTP you may know that it's great for quant but the whole material for verbal is still not out. I have purchased the strategy for SC by Manhattan. What else do you guys recommend? I really want to improve on my verbal.
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11 Aug 2020, 07:52
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Well if you don't mind having 2 separate prep courses, then you can sign up the Egmat verbal course. I have heard it pretty great for verbal and it has very high reviews also.
Apart from that, the powerscore bible for cr, rc and sc are also quite helpful and will improve your score. You have already bought the manhattan prep sc guide, which is usually good enough. If you feel it is not enough for SC then you can go for Egmat or the powerscore bibles.
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Also, what is your review on TTP?
Apart from that, the powerscore bible for cr, rc and sc are also quite helpful and will improve your score. You have already bought the manhattan prep sc guide, which is usually good enough. If you feel it is not enough for SC then you can go for Egmat or the powerscore bibles.
Give it a kudo if you find this helpful
Also, what is your review on TTP?
11 Aug 2020, 08:03
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Hey, thank you for the response. I tried the Egmat trial and I feel like the course isn't for me. Ok I'll use the Manhattan for now, if my scores don't improve I'll give powerscore bibles a try.
Speaking of TTP's review I feel it's is extraordinary for quant. The course really engrosses you in it. I'm the kind of guy who finds it difficult to continue working on something but TTP has me well engrossed. Their material is simple and easy to understand from beginner to advanced level. They even make sure you're retrieving all the information by giving ample amounts of tests.
Coming to the the verbal beta of TTP- it is good, better than EGMAT I feel but still a little lacking for beginners who aren't native speakers, also, the verbal is still in progress and has not been totally rolled out so there won't be as many tests as there are for quant.
All in all, I'm glad I spent my money on TTP.
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Speaking of TTP's review I feel it's is extraordinary for quant. The course really engrosses you in it. I'm the kind of guy who finds it difficult to continue working on something but TTP has me well engrossed. Their material is simple and easy to understand from beginner to advanced level. They even make sure you're retrieving all the information by giving ample amounts of tests.
Coming to the the verbal beta of TTP- it is good, better than EGMAT I feel but still a little lacking for beginners who aren't native speakers, also, the verbal is still in progress and has not been totally rolled out so there won't be as many tests as there are for quant.
All in all, I'm glad I spent my money on TTP.
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