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20 Dec 2018, 11:27
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Hey! How long does it take to go through the target test prep course? I read the reviews and I'm thinking of subscribing to it. But I have about 2 months to take the exam. Is is advisable to purchase the course right now? My basics are clear but I fear of missing out on some of the stuff. Should I keep practicing questions or should I learn the concepts? Really confused!
20 Dec 2018, 12:43
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Hey dude...
I used TTP for approximately 2 months and was able to bump my quant score from a Q31 to a Q45. I highly reccomend the course. I completely approximately 80% of the program and did about 1,800 practice problems.
Additionally, make sure you start with the easy quizzes and work your way up to the hard quizzes. The hard quizzes are much more difficult than what you'll see on the actual GMAT (or at least in comparison to the OG guides), so don't become too frustrated with them.
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I used TTP for approximately 2 months and was able to bump my quant score from a Q31 to a Q45. I highly reccomend the course. I completely approximately 80% of the program and did about 1,800 practice problems.
Additionally, make sure you start with the easy quizzes and work your way up to the hard quizzes. The hard quizzes are much more difficult than what you'll see on the actual GMAT (or at least in comparison to the OG guides), so don't become too frustrated with them.
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20 Dec 2018, 21:37
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You could reach out to TTP's representatives directly, though I doubt even they will have one number for this, or for you as an individual. As for whether you should spend time on concepts, that should be an easy question to answer. Do you feel that you get some questions incorrect or take too long to solve some questions solely because you were not aware of the concept(s) being tested?
