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Hi
As you would had seen in my previous post about the 2 good (affordable) GMAT courses available, I am extending my homework on them. This would definetly be helpful to all of us and I shall share more in detail on them. But for now, I need some inputs from those who are looking for Courses.
https://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=10480
The GIST is that, I would be conducting couple of online interview with the 2 prospective course providers (and perhaps extend the questionare to other providers). For this, I would like to have your inputs as QUESTIONS to the course providers.
Example :- 'What do you feel is your strongest points when compared with other similar courses.'
Ofcourse, questions such as 'Can I score 700+ if I take your course', though relevant will be a sure answer from them. We all know, it is our effort that makes the 700+ possible. Hence, I request for couple of questions, which you would like me to ask them. I have listed some of them.
1. What is the toughest part in GMAT and how do u (the course provider) teach us to tackle it.
2. Is Verbal your core competency or Math. Or is it given equal importance (this question will help for people who want to focus on specific area).
3. Does your course provide a complete coverage or cater to individual needs, such as Verbal separate and Math separate.
4. Which book is the best suppliment to your course (apart from OG) and Why. (This will clear some doubts on sayng such as 'Junk Kaplan, Junk Princeton...)
These are some of them and I need more of such questions. Please feel free to ask any question who would like to. Questions which are trivial to me may not be trivial to you and vice-versa. I would invite even questions such as, How long to study (given one's background or a diag test).
I hope this helps in getting a better review and we can judge to some extent on what we want.
Thanks Guys.
As you would had seen in my previous post about the 2 good (affordable) GMAT courses available, I am extending my homework on them. This would definetly be helpful to all of us and I shall share more in detail on them. But for now, I need some inputs from those who are looking for Courses.
https://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=10480
The GIST is that, I would be conducting couple of online interview with the 2 prospective course providers (and perhaps extend the questionare to other providers). For this, I would like to have your inputs as QUESTIONS to the course providers.
Example :- 'What do you feel is your strongest points when compared with other similar courses.'
Ofcourse, questions such as 'Can I score 700+ if I take your course', though relevant will be a sure answer from them. We all know, it is our effort that makes the 700+ possible. Hence, I request for couple of questions, which you would like me to ask them. I have listed some of them.
1. What is the toughest part in GMAT and how do u (the course provider) teach us to tackle it.
2. Is Verbal your core competency or Math. Or is it given equal importance (this question will help for people who want to focus on specific area).
3. Does your course provide a complete coverage or cater to individual needs, such as Verbal separate and Math separate.
4. Which book is the best suppliment to your course (apart from OG) and Why. (This will clear some doubts on sayng such as 'Junk Kaplan, Junk Princeton...)
These are some of them and I need more of such questions. Please feel free to ask any question who would like to. Questions which are trivial to me may not be trivial to you and vice-versa. I would invite even questions such as, How long to study (given one's background or a diag test).
I hope this helps in getting a better review and we can judge to some extent on what we want.
Thanks Guys.
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