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23 Jun 2014, 19:31
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Hi,
I have taken GMAT thrice and got 680 in each attempt. I prepared myself each time. Now I am considering to take a course to boost my score to 730.
Please suggest which course should i take.
Regards,
Danish.
I have taken GMAT thrice and got 680 in each attempt. I prepared myself each time. Now I am considering to take a course to boost my score to 730.
Please suggest which course should i take.
Regards,
Danish.
23 Jun 2014, 22:56
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Hi. There are a few things to keep in mind as the courses are different and have their own pros and cons:
Live Online Course:
1. You have to keep a schedule, which may be good - I like it for the purpose of kicking my ass and no excuses. I don't have to motivate myself.
2. You can ask for support more so and the classes are interactive
3. Schedule may work for you and it may not, so it'd better do work
On Demand Course:
1. You make your own schedule
2. Price is really good usually
SO it is basically Price vs. Kicking your ass into shape. You have to decide which is more important.
For more comparisons see this thread: best-gmat-course-how-to-choose-167728.html
and this one:
best-gmat-courses-169396.html
Live Online Course:
1. You have to keep a schedule, which may be good - I like it for the purpose of kicking my ass and no excuses. I don't have to motivate myself.
2. You can ask for support more so and the classes are interactive
3. Schedule may work for you and it may not, so it'd better do work
On Demand Course:
1. You make your own schedule
2. Price is really good usually
SO it is basically Price vs. Kicking your ass into shape. You have to decide which is more important.
For more comparisons see this thread: best-gmat-course-how-to-choose-167728.html
and this one:
best-gmat-courses-169396.html
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