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21 Dec 2021, 01:25
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Hi Everyone,
I asked this question previously, but I haven't received any help in this department.
Both e-gmat and Economist boast an AI adaptive learning approach.
What I am particularly interested in is:
1. Which one provides a better custom study plan?
2. Which one has better more accurate questions?
3. Which one tailors/fits better for lower scoring individuals on Verbal (my verbal reasoning skills score is less than 500)?
4. Do the study plans automatically adjust as you progress with them?
5. In the e-GMAT, you have to take SC, then CR, and then RC. Can I switch the topic areas around in Economist?
6. Is there another AI tool better than both?
Economist is double than of E-GMAT.
Can someone please advise which is one is the better option?
I asked both e-GMAT and Economist, and neither one who works there gave me a convincing answer. It seems like they didn't even know.
There are thousands of reviews about e-GMAT, but not so many about the Economist. Review disparity makes comparison difficult.
Thanks everyone.
I asked this question previously, but I haven't received any help in this department.
Both e-gmat and Economist boast an AI adaptive learning approach.
What I am particularly interested in is:
1. Which one provides a better custom study plan?
2. Which one has better more accurate questions?
3. Which one tailors/fits better for lower scoring individuals on Verbal (my verbal reasoning skills score is less than 500)?
4. Do the study plans automatically adjust as you progress with them?
5. In the e-GMAT, you have to take SC, then CR, and then RC. Can I switch the topic areas around in Economist?
6. Is there another AI tool better than both?
Economist is double than of E-GMAT.
Can someone please advise which is one is the better option?
I asked both e-GMAT and Economist, and neither one who works there gave me a convincing answer. It seems like they didn't even know.
There are thousands of reviews about e-GMAT, but not so many about the Economist. Review disparity makes comparison difficult.
Thanks everyone.
21 Dec 2021, 03:12
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piyushdabomb
Hi piyushdabomb,
While looking for a course there's the obvious factors that one looks for - cost, content and teachers. But I'd recommend that you look for some other factors as well.
1. Look for a course that not only teaches you concepts but also teaches you the application of these concepts. GMAT is a test of application skills and as such this is a crucial factor. A course that teaches you a structured way of solving questions is very important if you want to score 700+.
2. It should provide you with a clear and structured study plan. Your focus should be only on learning and not struggling with what and how to study. Look for a course that provides you with the guidance for the same.
3. It should give you detailed feedback on your performance and show you exactly where you can improve
4. It should offer doubt solving support along with dedicated mentors who guide you throughout your GMAT journey.
I would recommend that you check out the free trial of GMATWhiz before taking a call. It provides an AI powered learning platform that comes with a comprehensive amount of content and an integrated study plan that is completely personalized for you. Furthermore, the platform provides real time insights on your performance, highlighting your strengths and weaknesses while providing a road map to improvement. And a dedicated mentor will be assigned to the student once he/she enrolls for the course.
You can also check out the reviews for GMATWhiz or if you wish to speak with some of our students, I will be happy to connect you with them for a better understanding. You can reach out to me on DM if you wish to do so.
Meanwhile, you can check out how Nishant improved from V31 to V41 in a month’s time with a super hectic work schedule of 12+ hours a day, bringing it to a GMAT 720:
21 Dec 2021, 07:23
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piyushdabomb,
Hey I can understand the predicament that you are in. I would suggest that you visit the course review section of GMAT Club : https://gmatclub.com/reviews/gmat_courses/?fl=menu and have a look at the courses and their reviews.
If you can spare a little time I would suggest that you try the trial version of the courses that interest you, have a word with a faculty and then maybe take call based on what best meets your needs .
You could also ask people on GMAT Club chat for their opinion as lot of the participants on the chat must be using some or the other course, and could also guide you how to go about things.
Hey I can understand the predicament that you are in. I would suggest that you visit the course review section of GMAT Club : https://gmatclub.com/reviews/gmat_courses/?fl=menu and have a look at the courses and their reviews.
If you can spare a little time I would suggest that you try the trial version of the courses that interest you, have a word with a faculty and then maybe take call based on what best meets your needs .
You could also ask people on GMAT Club chat for their opinion as lot of the participants on the chat must be using some or the other course, and could also guide you how to go about things.
