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Hi all,
college senior here looking to take the GMAT to enroll in an Msc after graduation. I don't need to prep for Verbal now as I am pretty good with it. My main weakness is math. I am very rusty and have forgotten many of the foundations (Long division even). I took the Target Test Prep trial diagnostic test and scored 12/31. My question here is: Is Target Test Prep better for somebody in my situation or Magoosh ? I am pretty good with tips and tricks and mental math from my SAT time so I would prefer a course that includes more of these tricks and ways than a full-on math course.
college senior here looking to take the GMAT to enroll in an Msc after graduation. I don't need to prep for Verbal now as I am pretty good with it. My main weakness is math. I am very rusty and have forgotten many of the foundations (Long division even). I took the Target Test Prep trial diagnostic test and scored 12/31. My question here is: Is Target Test Prep better for somebody in my situation or Magoosh ? I am pretty good with tips and tricks and mental math from my SAT time so I would prefer a course that includes more of these tricks and ways than a full-on math course.
25 Jul 2019, 05:34
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bodida
Hi all,
college senior here looking to take the GMAT to enroll in an Msc after graduation. I don't need to prep for Verbal now as I am pretty good with it. My main weakness is math. I am very rusty and have forgotten many of the foundations (Long division even). I took the Target Test Prep trial diagnostic test and scored 12/31. My question here is: Is Target Test Prep better for somebody in my situation or Magoosh ? I am pretty good with tips and tricks and mental math from my SAT time so I would prefer a course that includes more of these tricks and ways than a full-on math course.
college senior here looking to take the GMAT to enroll in an Msc after graduation. I don't need to prep for Verbal now as I am pretty good with it. My main weakness is math. I am very rusty and have forgotten many of the foundations (Long division even). I took the Target Test Prep trial diagnostic test and scored 12/31. My question here is: Is Target Test Prep better for somebody in my situation or Magoosh ? I am pretty good with tips and tricks and mental math from my SAT time so I would prefer a course that includes more of these tricks and ways than a full-on math course.
Why not Join a Chinese or Indian coaching. These two countries are pretty tough competitors in Maths. Perhaps the world's top 2.
There is an institute named Jamboree. The institute has live online course. Also, Veritas prep course is pretty great. You might wanna take the 3 day free trial of Empowergmat course too. Choose from the one you like best.
Take demo from Jamboree,and Veritas prep you might like it.
And the suggestions and coachings vary from person to person. For those who liked manhattan live online course, veritas might not be good and vice versa.
Empowergmat stars from the scratch and good for people just starting, and will guide you until the end, same goes for Jamboree. Manhattan doesn't start with basics, they'll give you the time to study from strategy guides, so, why not buy those strategy guides, get access to the MGMAT tests (when you buy all guides) and take another course that teaches you the basics.
Jamboree has a lot of resources you might like. They will give you two books with the limited formulae on quant that would help you on GMAT only, they don't over burden you.
As you're great in verbal, going for a fusion of Jamboree and Empowergmat might just help you make the best out of your studies
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bodida
Hi all,
college senior here looking to take the GMAT to enroll in an Msc after graduation. I don't need to prep for Verbal now as I am pretty good with it. My main weakness is math. I am very rusty and have forgotten many of the foundations (Long division even). I took the Target Test Prep trial diagnostic test and scored 12/31. My question here is: Is Target Test Prep better for somebody in my situation or Magoosh ? I am pretty good with tips and tricks and mental math from my SAT time so I would prefer a course that includes more of these tricks and ways than a full-on math course.
college senior here looking to take the GMAT to enroll in an Msc after graduation. I don't need to prep for Verbal now as I am pretty good with it. My main weakness is math. I am very rusty and have forgotten many of the foundations (Long division even). I took the Target Test Prep trial diagnostic test and scored 12/31. My question here is: Is Target Test Prep better for somebody in my situation or Magoosh ? I am pretty good with tips and tricks and mental math from my SAT time so I would prefer a course that includes more of these tricks and ways than a full-on math course.
Not sure if the tricks will do you high quant score, but based on the main question you ask, I would suggest go for TTP
