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I had self studied for the GMAT, yet to give the official exam, but for anyone who has no experience in giving competitive exams I would recommend taking up a course for a structured approach.

Srrishti · Answer

do share your experience after the exam , might help all self learners .

Archit3110 · Answer

What exactly is your query or point you to want convey ?

ManifestDreamMBA · Answer

Can you please share your experience so far? What have been your learnings and challenges on self learning?

bhargavhhhhhhhh · Answer

All the best with your exam, let us know your score once you complete

ScottTargetTestPrep · Answer

Hi GaurangAsopa,

I agree that a self-study course is a great idea for prepping for the GMAT, but can you give some more context regarding your situation with the exam?

yc168 · Answer

Would you care to elaborate a bit more on why you would recommend taking up a course instead of self-prep?

Saw you got quite good a (mock?) score?

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