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Hi,
I have narrowed down my main GMAT prep course to either Veritas or Manhattan Prep. Reviews on both have been stellar, though it seems like Veritas slightly edges out the other when it comes to the sheer number of customer feedbacks, Veritas also seem to have better marketing as well.
I understand that both courses are great and the choice narrows down to the individual's style and preference in learning. When it comes to my learning style, I am VERY MUCH of a learning by doing kind of guy, I do very well from doing loads and loads of questions. Lessons are obviously great as well, but they are supplementary to comprehensive practice questions as the foundation.
Given my style, wondering which one of the two courses are more suitable (ie better quality question bank). I heard that MGMAT's studying material / questions in Quant and SC are great, and the former is even harder than the real thing? Is this true? If so, PERFECT. Just my style of learning. On the flip side, I have also heard that Manhattan GMAT's verbal is not as good as Veritas.
Also MGMAT only use OG questions, while Veritas has 3000 questions in a question bank??? This fact makes me lean toward Veritas.
Any feedback would be appreciated.
PS. I am deciding over the live/full prep courses of the two, not books/on-demand packages
I have narrowed down my main GMAT prep course to either Veritas or Manhattan Prep. Reviews on both have been stellar, though it seems like Veritas slightly edges out the other when it comes to the sheer number of customer feedbacks, Veritas also seem to have better marketing as well.
I understand that both courses are great and the choice narrows down to the individual's style and preference in learning. When it comes to my learning style, I am VERY MUCH of a learning by doing kind of guy, I do very well from doing loads and loads of questions. Lessons are obviously great as well, but they are supplementary to comprehensive practice questions as the foundation.
Given my style, wondering which one of the two courses are more suitable (ie better quality question bank). I heard that MGMAT's studying material / questions in Quant and SC are great, and the former is even harder than the real thing? Is this true? If so, PERFECT. Just my style of learning. On the flip side, I have also heard that Manhattan GMAT's verbal is not as good as Veritas.
Also MGMAT only use OG questions, while Veritas has 3000 questions in a question bank??? This fact makes me lean toward Veritas.
Any feedback would be appreciated.
PS. I am deciding over the live/full prep courses of the two, not books/on-demand packages
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