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21 Jan 2017, 16:48
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Hi together,
I've tested a couple of online study tools and came across examPAL which I clearly liked the most in terms of video/text explanations, handling, adaptive questioning etc. However, I was not able to find sufficient reviews to evaluate whether it is really worth the investment of 440$ (especially because it only includes 2 free practice exams). I Would be very grateful for any insight from someone who has tried it already!
Concerning my current study status: I already went through the manhattan gmat guides and have approximately 4 weeks left before the test day which I will dedicate to further practice the basic math concepts and also to learn the important strategies to master 700 level questions in both math and quant. Is there any other tool you can highly recommend for my situation?
Thank you already and best!
I've tested a couple of online study tools and came across examPAL which I clearly liked the most in terms of video/text explanations, handling, adaptive questioning etc. However, I was not able to find sufficient reviews to evaluate whether it is really worth the investment of 440$ (especially because it only includes 2 free practice exams). I Would be very grateful for any insight from someone who has tried it already!
Concerning my current study status: I already went through the manhattan gmat guides and have approximately 4 weeks left before the test day which I will dedicate to further practice the basic math concepts and also to learn the important strategies to master 700 level questions in both math and quant. Is there any other tool you can highly recommend for my situation?
Thank you already and best!
13 Jun 2017, 07:24
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mdella
Hi,
Im using examPAL to prepare for the GMAT and personally I think it is the most effective tool out of all others that I tried. I like that they teach me the very basics and then go into the harder questions. Their videos are engaging and fun.
They use the 'PAL' method to teach you (Precise, Alternative & Logical way of solving each question). They somehow use this to learn my strengths and weaknesses to help me improve more and tell me which method I should be using to answer questions.
I've improved a lot since I started with examPAL, so i think it's 100% worth the investment (it's affordable in comparison to other programs).
I would strongly recommend!
Good Luck
Linda
13 Jun 2017, 09:56
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mdella
Your profile says that you already have GMAT 730.
What makes you buy this almost unknown study course??? There are plenty of good free gnat resources though and gnat club offers great deal of free resources...
Spending money would be a fine choice if you want to take private tutoring sessions.
If you are considering taking private tutoring sessions then you may get in touch with us for an affordable course ...
We provide free demo classes as well before one enrols with us.
