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Updated on: 28 Jun 2020, 21:48
Originally posted by herewego52 on 19 Jun 2020, 22:19.
Last edited by herewego52 on 28 Jun 2020, 21:48, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by herewego52 on 28 Jun 2020, 21:48, edited 1 time in total.
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My journey with TTP so far:
I’ve been using TTP’s course for almost 4 months now. If you plan to start Quant right from the basics, look no further. TTP really focuses on drilling down the basics from start and gradually the difficulty increases. TTP’s model is so effective because after studying a chapter, there are so many tests for each and every chapter besides in-chapter questions. The course is flexible, but it’s very intensive. You really need to devote time to make sure you get the best out of the course. Especially, considering the fact that TTP has recently added verbal too. If you’ve any doubts, you can take a trial version (contains everything that a full course does) of the course for 5 days.
Also, the team at TTP is really helpful. Scott and Marty are always there to solve any doubt you might have.
My exam is in 2 months time. Those who have used Target Test Prep, I welcome your feedback. Also, I’m glad to help those who have any doubts regarding TTP!
I’ve been using TTP’s course for almost 4 months now. If you plan to start Quant right from the basics, look no further. TTP really focuses on drilling down the basics from start and gradually the difficulty increases. TTP’s model is so effective because after studying a chapter, there are so many tests for each and every chapter besides in-chapter questions. The course is flexible, but it’s very intensive. You really need to devote time to make sure you get the best out of the course. Especially, considering the fact that TTP has recently added verbal too. If you’ve any doubts, you can take a trial version (contains everything that a full course does) of the course for 5 days.
Also, the team at TTP is really helpful. Scott and Marty are always there to solve any doubt you might have.
My exam is in 2 months time. Those who have used Target Test Prep, I welcome your feedback. Also, I’m glad to help those who have any doubts regarding TTP!
28 Jun 2020, 20:31
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I know everyone's journey is different when preparing for the GMAT, but 4 months is a long time to focus on just the Quant section.
Without much research, I joined Target Test Prep or TTP. I made my study plan and was shocked that I would need minimum 180 hours just for Quant. That was a huge leap from the 150 hours I thought I would need to prepare for the entire GMAT, not just one section. Following their plan, I felt like I was never ready to take the GMAT and needed to keep working on the modules. More months, more money for them. Frustrated, I reached out to friends and coworkers who had already completed their MBA, and I was told I may have wasted my time on their material.
I NOW know I should have researched more, especially on GMATClub (great info), what online Quant prep course was best for me. Not just repetitive learning, but learn what the test makers are asking. Quant question seem weird at first, but once you understand what they are asking, the logic of it starts to click.
Good luck on the test! I have no doubt that after 4 months on one section, you're bound to be Quant expert.
However, those without that much free time, like myself with work, life, and family, may want to look into courses that teach you what the GMAT test authors are looking for. I'm still researching what will be best for my learning, but I know TTP's 180 hours Quant study plan is not it.
Without much research, I joined Target Test Prep or TTP. I made my study plan and was shocked that I would need minimum 180 hours just for Quant. That was a huge leap from the 150 hours I thought I would need to prepare for the entire GMAT, not just one section. Following their plan, I felt like I was never ready to take the GMAT and needed to keep working on the modules. More months, more money for them. Frustrated, I reached out to friends and coworkers who had already completed their MBA, and I was told I may have wasted my time on their material.
I NOW know I should have researched more, especially on GMATClub (great info), what online Quant prep course was best for me. Not just repetitive learning, but learn what the test makers are asking. Quant question seem weird at first, but once you understand what they are asking, the logic of it starts to click.
Good luck on the test! I have no doubt that after 4 months on one section, you're bound to be Quant expert.
However, those without that much free time, like myself with work, life, and family, may want to look into courses that teach you what the GMAT test authors are looking for. I'm still researching what will be best for my learning, but I know TTP's 180 hours Quant study plan is not it. 
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Hey Herewego, I am a bit behind you. I have been with TTP for 2.5 months and am just now on Module 7 (for both quant and verb)! I am doing the entire Quant and verbal and it is taking a very long time. I do think it is very good but was wondering how long it took you to finish the entire program as i am starting to feel slow. It's a doozy.
Thanks,
Chris
Thanks,
Chris
