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Guys,
This is my first post, and I wanted to write this especially for people who are looking to take guidance from Princenton Review Gmat course. This happened with me a month back (at PR'S Bali Nagar brnach in Delhi), and I would never want somebody else to experience this. Below is an email I wrote to Princeton Review, and following was Princeton Review's reply.
[color=#363636]Hello to team Princeton Review,
I have been following Princeton Review for a long time for academic help in different phases of my life. I have always been a firm believer about the services offered by Princeton Review. It was only because of this reason that I joined your Gmat coaching center in Delhi (BALI NAGAR, RAJA GARDEN). But unfortunately except your content (which was also very BASIC), there was nothing much to gain here. The verbal tutor (SAPNA DUDEJA) initially showed a keen interest on bringing me on board but then the tutor gradually failed to even stand up as a dependable, cooperative, & a knowledgeable faculty.
I spend Rs. 26000 on one-to-one verbal tuition only--but I was only given 2 classes (one-to-one) while the rest I was suggested (rather pushed by the verbal tutor) to move into a group as it was convenient for her. All this was washed in mere 14 days. The verbal tutor had last comments in the following manner: "Your classes are over! You will have to pay more to get more no. of hours here."
I am not writing this because I want to make a point but rather because it is about a student's future which is on stake here. I will never want anybody else to suffer the way I suffered.
Moreover Princeton Review is a big and a dependable name; your services do not match the essence here, at all.
Sorry about that.
Thank you.
PRINCETON REVIEW'S REPLY
Thank you for contacting the Princeton Review.
We have assigned your inquiry to a representative who will be getting back to you shortly.
To help track your inquiry we have generated a reference number. Your ticket code is LTK12129070248935X. Please use this code in any further communication.
Respectfully,
The Princeton Review Team
[/color]Guys they never got back to me. Anyhow I wasn't expecting much from them after this sour experience. Yet an apology or some kind of consideration would have been great.
Tish.
(Do message me in case you have any further questions from me.)
This is my first post, and I wanted to write this especially for people who are looking to take guidance from Princenton Review Gmat course. This happened with me a month back (at PR'S Bali Nagar brnach in Delhi), and I would never want somebody else to experience this. Below is an email I wrote to Princeton Review, and following was Princeton Review's reply.
[color=#363636]Hello to team Princeton Review,
I have been following Princeton Review for a long time for academic help in different phases of my life. I have always been a firm believer about the services offered by Princeton Review. It was only because of this reason that I joined your Gmat coaching center in Delhi (BALI NAGAR, RAJA GARDEN). But unfortunately except your content (which was also very BASIC), there was nothing much to gain here. The verbal tutor (SAPNA DUDEJA) initially showed a keen interest on bringing me on board but then the tutor gradually failed to even stand up as a dependable, cooperative, & a knowledgeable faculty.
I spend Rs. 26000 on one-to-one verbal tuition only--but I was only given 2 classes (one-to-one) while the rest I was suggested (rather pushed by the verbal tutor) to move into a group as it was convenient for her. All this was washed in mere 14 days. The verbal tutor had last comments in the following manner: "Your classes are over! You will have to pay more to get more no. of hours here."
I am not writing this because I want to make a point but rather because it is about a student's future which is on stake here. I will never want anybody else to suffer the way I suffered.
Moreover Princeton Review is a big and a dependable name; your services do not match the essence here, at all.
Sorry about that.
Thank you.
PRINCETON REVIEW'S REPLY
Thank you for contacting the Princeton Review.
We have assigned your inquiry to a representative who will be getting back to you shortly.
To help track your inquiry we have generated a reference number. Your ticket code is LTK12129070248935X. Please use this code in any further communication.
Respectfully,
The Princeton Review Team
[/color]Guys they never got back to me. Anyhow I wasn't expecting much from them after this sour experience. Yet an apology or some kind of consideration would have been great.
Tish.
(Do message me in case you have any further questions from me.)
26 Dec 2012, 11:54
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Hi. Thank you for sharing. You are also welcome to post your review here: https://gmatclub.com/reviews
Thanks!
Thanks!
11 Sep 2013, 03:17
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I beg to differ on the above comment......I have studied at Princeton Review, Bali Nagar branch and scored 690 on my GMAT.
Even though I joined GMAT batch for the preparation, I was given 1 on 1 doubt sessions after the completion of course at the center. Trainers allotted to us were Sapna and Ashish and both of them never said no for any kind of doubt session or any extra help session. I believe its not a good idea to put the blame on faculty members because of your deficiencies. As far as the fees is concerned, you could have contacted the HO or the center head for the clarification.
I used the study material of Princeton Review and also did 10thOG as well as 13thOG which proved to be sufficient. Also the tests were helpful in gauging my performance from time to time.
I would recommend everyone to visit the center and meet the trainers personally and then decide rather than following any post online as they are generally biased.
Even though I joined GMAT batch for the preparation, I was given 1 on 1 doubt sessions after the completion of course at the center. Trainers allotted to us were Sapna and Ashish and both of them never said no for any kind of doubt session or any extra help session. I believe its not a good idea to put the blame on faculty members because of your deficiencies. As far as the fees is concerned, you could have contacted the HO or the center head for the clarification.
I used the study material of Princeton Review and also did 10thOG as well as 13thOG which proved to be sufficient. Also the tests were helpful in gauging my performance from time to time.
I would recommend everyone to visit the center and meet the trainers personally and then decide rather than following any post online as they are generally biased.
