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I am starting my GMAT prep but I want to know which is better-attending live online classes or watching pre-recorded sessions to understand topics?

Can someone guide me through this?

Live as in on zoom or something like that in a group

The advantage of the recorded course is that it is cheaper and you get the best instructor…. Usually that would be very expensive. With live however you are forced to move at a certain pace.

you have to follow a schedule and so you are forced to cover material however depending on the course, the instructor may not be as great as the recorded video…

I have 3 courses in my mind:
Egmat 4 months only pre-recorded sessions
Ttp 4 months only pre-recorded
Crackverbal 6 months both pre-recorded and live sessions on weekends

Any suggestions on which one should I go for both quant and verbal?

I would pick 1 course. And not mix 2. People sometimes want the best of all worlds, etc. I would not bother 😇

You can try all 3 I believe. I would check which one fits and feels best. They all have trials. All have been used to score high. Egmat and TTP better known but I have seen crack verbal videos and they do a solid job as well… I hate not to give an answer but everyone has likes and quirks. All are good enough. You want to pick the product that would encourage you to study that you feel would learn the most and dread the least.

the only other thing, if you are a person who needs to be pushed and kept on schedule, that is one benefit in person class gives. People tend to score higher and cover material faster BUT it is depended on the instructor so ask who the instructor will be and see if you can watch some of their videos….

Can someone please suggest top colleges in India that are best for MBA finance?

I too had the same doubt, EGmat is better bec it provide full length mocks and recorded video lectures , but depends entirely on ur choice

Ttp doesnt provide full length movks i believe

Hi! Apologies if this is redundant, I am currently 3 months into my GMAT prep and have been mostly practicing questions for Quant through the Official guide questions that are provided in the GMAT-club website. I want to understand what other sources should i refer to for practice?
(This is mainly for quant)

Almost any source (veritas, mgmat, math rev, ect) are fine for quant. It is very difficult for a prep company to screw up a quant question and make it non-gmat like

hahaha, I am glad to know that. Thanks for the info.

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I’m 35 and I just registered to sit for GMAT in June. Go for it.

33 and lost :/

preparing for the gmat is the only thing i have going for me

You can get an MBA at any age. That said, the school would probably put you in an EMBA at 35

And yes, an MBA for the right reasons is always worth it

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