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22 Jun 2012, 12:54
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Hi everyone,
My first post here. Sorry I know this has been asked before but I literally need some ideas from those who have first-hand experience with these 2 preps here. Which one is best? Veritas or MGMAT?
Yes I have read the break-down reviews but it's pretty outdated... (2010 and back)
Wondering how has been the recent experience from those who went to these preps.
Which one is better? I never take GMAT before nor the prep class. I have some very basic math (thanks to GRE self prep) but sort of weak in verbal and DS tricks, of course.
Appreciate your comments.
Cheers!
My first post here. Sorry I know this has been asked before but I literally need some ideas from those who have first-hand experience with these 2 preps here. Which one is best? Veritas or MGMAT?
Yes I have read the break-down reviews but it's pretty outdated... (2010 and back)
Wondering how has been the recent experience from those who went to these preps.
Which one is better? I never take GMAT before nor the prep class. I have some very basic math (thanks to GRE self prep) but sort of weak in verbal and DS tricks, of course.
Appreciate your comments.
Cheers!
26 Jun 2012, 20:09
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Sorry can't give you an exact answer... but from friends who have taken a variety of prep courses, key to their experience is taking the time to do the homework outside of classes (at least 10 hrs weekly). The classes helped kick start them (making GMAT less daunting) or provided expert help in areas they're weaker in to up their game as test date approaches. But if you can't commit to time outside of classes, you're not spending time or money well.
Definitely would recommend you take some free tests out there to see exactly how rusty your quant and verbals skills are. Also read the stories of those who scored high, you'll see that a variety of resources/schools was used. Good luck!
Definitely would recommend you take some free tests out there to see exactly how rusty your quant and verbals skills are. Also read the stories of those who scored high, you'll see that a variety of resources/schools was used. Good luck!
26 Jun 2012, 20:48
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As ktlemba said, the classes are not very effective if you don't spend some serious self-study and problem solving in parallel.
If you insist to take a class, take Manhattan over Veritas for MATH section. Manhattan books are way better organized and explain with more details, while Veritas books are just collection of practice problems (exception: Verita's Combinatorics and Probability book is the best on the subject). Many people are attracted to Veritas shinier "reputation" but as a tutor I get a lot of students that want to improve their scores after a Veritas class and I can't remember a student that came to me after a Manhattan class.
Keep in mind that during the classes all prep companies just read their textbooks, you will get very little private tutor time to analize your performance and guide you.
My students tell me Veritas books are better in Verbal but I don't tutor that and can't comment further.
The best approach would be to get the MGMAT guides for math, self-study, problem solve UNDER TIMED CONDITIONS, and consult periodically with a good tutor that can give you long homework sets for practice - 100 problems per topic is optimal to hit all necessary angles of a topic.
If you insist to take a class, take Manhattan over Veritas for MATH section. Manhattan books are way better organized and explain with more details, while Veritas books are just collection of practice problems (exception: Verita's Combinatorics and Probability book is the best on the subject). Many people are attracted to Veritas shinier "reputation" but as a tutor I get a lot of students that want to improve their scores after a Veritas class and I can't remember a student that came to me after a Manhattan class.
Keep in mind that during the classes all prep companies just read their textbooks, you will get very little private tutor time to analize your performance and guide you.
My students tell me Veritas books are better in Verbal but I don't tutor that and can't comment further.
The best approach would be to get the MGMAT guides for math, self-study, problem solve UNDER TIMED CONDITIONS, and consult periodically with a good tutor that can give you long homework sets for practice - 100 problems per topic is optimal to hit all necessary angles of a topic.
