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Hi everyone,
I’m starting my GMAT preparation and currently exploring different ways to structure my prep. There are a lot of resources and coaching options available, so I’m trying to understand what actually makes a difference in preparation.
I recently came across VerbalHub and am considering it along with self-study resources such as the Official Guide, GMAT Club, and mock tests.
I’d really appreciate advice from people who have already prepared for or taken the GMAT:
Thanks in advance!
I’m starting my GMAT preparation and currently exploring different ways to structure my prep. There are a lot of resources and coaching options available, so I’m trying to understand what actually makes a difference in preparation.
I recently came across VerbalHub and am considering it along with self-study resources such as the Official Guide, GMAT Club, and mock tests.
I’d really appreciate advice from people who have already prepared for or taken the GMAT:
- What preparation strategy worked best for you?
- Did coaching help you, or was self-study enough?
- How important were regular mocks and performance analysis?
- Has anyone here used VerbalHub? What was your experience?
- What mistakes should a beginner avoid during GMAT preparation?
Thanks in advance!
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