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Can anyone suggest Youtube channels to start off my preparation for Quant and Verbal? (GMAT)

GmatKnightTutor · Answer

http://www.gmatknight.com/blog This blog leverages YouTube and has a variety of Quant and Verbal tips. You may want to download the Sentence Correction Idiom list as an Excel file.

CrackverbalGMAT · Answer

Hi pratitidatta123
I am Devmitra.
I have been delivering on Quants for a while now.

I have my two cents here-
If you plan to structure your prep with a clear deadline, please put a boundary to your prep with official materials.
The free content all over the net will only make you feel overwhelmed as the date of your test nears.
You can also do some research and consider strategic variables like your prep timeline, your current level(take a free official mock), score expectation, practicality of achieving the expected score under the timeline, your own flexibility of daily prep and plan accordingly before you start using any free material.
There is no dearth of free materials and some of them are really good.
But the questions are which one or which ones to chose from the free resources?, How much of their content is good?, and for how long will you need to continue learning to cover the content effectively that builds up the GMAT syllabus?

So, suggest you to do some research by using the materials yourself and measuring your progress with tests. Do not go by claims. Try it on yourself.
Let me know if you have any more questions

Happy to help

Devmitra Sen
GMAT Mentor

So, suggest you to do some research by using the materials yourself and measuring your progress with tests. Do not go by claims. Try it on yourself. Let me know if you have any more questions

Happy to help

Devmitra Sen GMAT Mentor

pintukr · Answer

Must subscribe to Experts' Global channel. Several concept videos are uploaded there.

GMATWhizTeam · Answer

Hi  pratitidatta123

You can go through this article to understand the right way to prepare for GMAT.

How to start preparing for GMAT?     
As GMAT is an adaptive test, I suggest you to go with an online course as it helps you take adaptive quizzes and provides you all the content on a single platform. The best way to choose an online course is to check out the free trials of the courses out there and then choose the one which suits you the most. But make sure to choose the course which can help you with not only the concepts but also the application of concepts. And it would be even better if the course can help you with the study plan as it will help you be clear of what to study on any given day. Here's a video that you may find helpful:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glOsuOiizJ0

You will find more helpful videos on our channel.

Feel free to reach out on DM if you need any help with the study strategy!

ExpertsGlobal5 · Answer

Thanks  pintukr

For ease, here is the channel:

https://www.youtube.com/@ExpertsGlobal-GMAT-Admissions

ScottTargetTestPrep · Answer

Hi pratitidatta123, We have a YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/c/TargetTestPrep?app=desktop

EMPOWERgmatRichC · Answer

Hi pratitidatta123, I've sent you a PM with some notes and additional questions. GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made, Rich Contact Rich at: Rich.C@empowergmat.com

egmat · Answer

Hi pratitidatta123

Thank you for reaching out!

Here are some helpful resources (with YouTube links) that will help you start off your preparation with the right approach to solving questions in Verbal and Quant.

Also, we host the World’s largest collection of GMAT success stories on our YouTube channel. I believe you’ll find a lot of these student journeys inspiring.

Since you’re just starting off your preparation, I also wanted to provide some useful tips that will help you get started in a proper manner.

Start your journey by establishing a baseline of your current abilities. You do that by taking a mock that presents you the complete picture of where you stand today. You can take one of the SIGma-X mocks in our free trial course. Here is the link for the mock - https://e-gmat.com/sigma-x/ (free of charge).
Once you’ve identified your strengths and weaknesses, it’s critical that you build a Personalised Study Plan. This will help you cut down your prep time significantly (by around 40%).
Learn the right methods of solving questions - GMAT is a test of ability, a lot of students make the mistake of just practicing questions randomly without building the requisite core skills tested by these questions. You must avoid that trap.
Track your progress continuously with the right data points and by using a milestone-driven approach.

Here are a couple of success stories that you may find helpful,

Hope this helps.

-Vaibhav

ReedArnoldMPREP · Answer

Lots of great resources already mentioned!

Adding one more to the list. Check the links in my syllabus for a list of videos you can watch that will give you a very thorough overview of what you need to get a great score on the GMAT. I've tried to order them in a way so that it's almost a 'free video course.'

jabhatta2 · Answer

Manhattan Prep - https://www.youtube.com/@manhattanprepgmat6791 More than 100 hours of videos Avi Gutman - Quant Reasoning - youtube Link : https://www.youtube.com/@QuantReasoning More than 100 hours

Braintree · Answer

dabral Free video solution to all official guides Quants questions: https://gmatquantum.com/official-guides/ Posted from my mobile device

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