Any reviews on GMATWHIZ?

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Hey,

The Gmatwhiz review page on here only has 5 reviews with limited feedback, so looking for some more perspective. Has anyone used the GmatWhiz platform and have any reviews like pros and cons?

I am going to try out their trial version (apparently 30 days trial

) and will put an update here for others. But if someone already has a good perspective of it then please post it here.

Jvds · Answer

Hi,

I am using GMATwhiz. Down in studying concepts for a week now. 
Took the GMAT in 2014 for my MBA so that I am familiar with OG and the concept.

Like the GMATwhiz concept although the videos are sometimes pretty slow and eating up time.

Overall, great concept due to its personalization! The AI finds out weaknesses and trains them right away.

vamshikaithi · Answer

Hey nik, I recently improved my score to a 720. I started with 570 then reached a 680 and now finally 720. I have been studying using GMATWhiz and this 720 got delayed because of the pandemic. Honestly, it is great course to learn the concepts and the methodologies. The mentorship they provide is really helpful. And the fewer number of reviews is because it is pretty new to the industry. You can understand the course structure if you check the free trial of it. All the best

oscarcasas21 · Answer

GMATWiz is honestly not very good, the questions they have are too different from the real GMAT. They have whats called 750+ questions which dont exist because that would mean only 1% of people select the right answer (and its multiple choice so its gonna probably be at least 20%) Honestly I just don't like the questions in comparison to magoosh. Ive used the latter and they seem way closer to the real thing than GMATwiz, plus the videos are like 35 minutes to explain the simplest concepts.

Jvds · Answer

I agree with oscarcasas21 that the questions are more difficult than the OG questions.
However, after each unit, GMATWhiz gives you a list of questions from the OG books of 18-20 to solve.
Due to the hard GMATWhiz prep, I mostly get at least 80% correct.

Shrinkhla21 · Answer

GMATWhiz course stands apart because of its ability to customize as per one’s strengths and weaknesses. For a newbie, the biggest challenge is to plan without much information about what to study and how much time to dedicate. This problem is completely solved with the GMATwhiz course as it provides a complete schedule for the entire duration of the preparation. 
The lectures are extremely detailed and appropriately paced. The questions provided are as per the GMAT standard and the explanations are very informative. 
The most amazing part was the constant support provided by Piyush Beriwala sir. He would not only help me understand the exam better but also motivate me during the lows. 
Even the private tutoring sessions with Sunita Singhvi ma’am were a good opportunity to truly learn one’s grasp on concepts. 
I made the right choice with GMATwhiz.

Camromero · Answer

Hi nik98,
Did you finally take the 30 days trial? How did it go? Do you recomend it? I’m planning to take a course and I’m not sure if I should take it with Gmatwhiz. There aren’t that many reviews online.
Cheers

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Shaggy23 · Answer

Hi Did you try GMATwhiz? If yes how was the course, How is the question bank

Camromero · Answer

Hi, I’m still doing the course but I haven’t taken any prep test exam to see an actual improvement but I’m confident I will see it. GMATWHIZ advises to reinforce the basics before getting into prep test and that is what I’m still doing. At least I can say that I’ve seen a big improvement in how I approach each topic, specially in verbal which has always been my weakness. You have a regular follow up with a coach and that helps you fine tune how you can study so that you optimize your time. They do have plently of questions, both from the official guidelines and from their inhouse questions. So far I’m very satisfy with them and I don’t regret taking the course. Lets see which score I’ll get in my next attempt

(January 2021). Cheers

UdishaSingh · Answer

How did your exam go?
Do you feel like the course has really helped you?
I am on week 2 of the free trial, still thinking whether i should go for it or not. I gave the exam in 2018 and scored 680 and want to significantly improve it this time.
Thanks in advance!!!

[quote="Camromero"]Hi,
I’m still doing the course but I haven’t taken any prep test exam to see an actual improvement but I’m confident I will see it. GMATWHIZ advises to reinforce the basics before getting into prep test and that is what I’m still doing. At least I can say that I’ve seen a big improvement in how I approach each topic, specially in verbal which has always been my weakness.
You have a regular follow up with a coach and that helps you fine tune how you can study so that you optimize your time.
They do have plently of questions, both from the official guidelines and from their inhouse questions.
So far I’m very satisfy with them and I don’t regret taking the course. Lets see which score I’ll get in my next attempt

(January 2021).
Cheers

[quote="Shaggy23"]Hi Did you try GMATwhiz? If yes how was the course, How is the question bank

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(January 2021). Cheers Hi Did you try GMATwhiz? If yes how was the course, How is the question bank Posted from my mobile device

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