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09 Apr 2018, 19:40
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Hey guys,
I took one CAT (GMAT Prep 1) and scored a 520. I'm planning to take the GMAT in June (I'm scheduled May 22 but I'm going to postpone another few weeks because I need to really improve in quant. Currently finished going through the MGMAT books and now i'm beginning to go through math problems in the OG 2018 Quant book (will move to the verbal review, then the larger 2018 OG book).
I have a friend who is spending $1900 for the Manhattan GMAT in-person course and says it's incredible, but I'm taking the GMAT as an option to go to B-school, so I don't want to shell out that kind of money.
What are some excellent opportunities? I'm hearing some mixed feedback for Math Revolution. Heard E-Gmat has a good verbal section to study.
A lot of the reviews come off as "Perfect" reviews, so I'd like to hear what people here think.
I took one CAT (GMAT Prep 1) and scored a 520. I'm planning to take the GMAT in June (I'm scheduled May 22 but I'm going to postpone another few weeks because I need to really improve in quant. Currently finished going through the MGMAT books and now i'm beginning to go through math problems in the OG 2018 Quant book (will move to the verbal review, then the larger 2018 OG book).
I have a friend who is spending $1900 for the Manhattan GMAT in-person course and says it's incredible, but I'm taking the GMAT as an option to go to B-school, so I don't want to shell out that kind of money.
What are some excellent opportunities? I'm hearing some mixed feedback for Math Revolution. Heard E-Gmat has a good verbal section to study.
A lot of the reviews come off as "Perfect" reviews, so I'd like to hear what people here think.
09 Apr 2018, 23:55
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Hey surfingpirate
IMO, you could use eGMAT (GMAT Online) to improve your understanding of
GMAT Verbal and Quant. There are 90+ hours of Verbal Video Lessons and
40+ hours of Quant Video lessons. This package costs $299.
They also offer the GMATClub Prep tests free with this package which is an
awesome resource for improving your Quant skills. There are some 1300+
Quant questions which should be enough practice to improve your Quant
skills!
You could also check these links for more GMAT Quant related information
1.GMATClub Quantitative Mega-Thread
2.ALL YOU NEED FOR QUANT ! ! !
3.PS Directory by Topic and Difficulty
4.DS Directory by Topic and Difficulty
The third and fourth links are for additional practice.
The GMATPrep tests are slightly tougher than the real thing.
My advice would be to start with the third and fourth links after you have
a clear understanding of the concepts(which you should have by studying
from the Manhattan Strategy Guides/eGMAT and supplement it with the 1st
link)
Hope this helps you!
IMO, you could use eGMAT (GMAT Online) to improve your understanding of
GMAT Verbal and Quant. There are 90+ hours of Verbal Video Lessons and
40+ hours of Quant Video lessons. This package costs $299.
They also offer the GMATClub Prep tests free with this package which is an
awesome resource for improving your Quant skills. There are some 1300+
Quant questions which should be enough practice to improve your Quant
skills!
You could also check these links for more GMAT Quant related information
1.GMATClub Quantitative Mega-Thread
2.ALL YOU NEED FOR QUANT ! ! !
3.PS Directory by Topic and Difficulty
4.DS Directory by Topic and Difficulty
The third and fourth links are for additional practice.
The GMATPrep tests are slightly tougher than the real thing.
My advice would be to start with the third and fourth links after you have
a clear understanding of the concepts(which you should have by studying
from the Manhattan Strategy Guides/eGMAT and supplement it with the 1st
link)
Hope this helps you!
Updated on: 10 Apr 2018, 11:15
Originally posted by DAVEexamPAL on 10 Apr 2018, 07:29.
Last edited by bb on 10 Apr 2018, 11:15, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by bb on 10 Apr 2018, 11:15, edited 1 time in total.
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Kudos
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Hey surfingpirate
It really depends how you are comfortable studying. If you think self-study suits you, a prime resource should be the OG, since that is the only place where you will find official GMAT questions. Here's a blog post on how to best use the OG: https://exampal.com/gmat/blog/prepare-gm ... ial-guide/
But as you will read there, this isn't enough. You need to build a study plan which incorporates reviewing your practice, and learning from your mistakes. Here are some suggestions how to to do that for the time span you are going for: https://exampal.com/gmat/blog/prepare-gmat-60-days/
Aside from that, at examPAL, all of our video lessons across all topics are free, so you should definitely check that out.
If, however, you are looking for an actual course, examPAL is one of a few that could fit your budget.
It really depends how you are comfortable studying. If you think self-study suits you, a prime resource should be the OG, since that is the only place where you will find official GMAT questions. Here's a blog post on how to best use the OG: https://exampal.com/gmat/blog/prepare-gm ... ial-guide/
But as you will read there, this isn't enough. You need to build a study plan which incorporates reviewing your practice, and learning from your mistakes. Here are some suggestions how to to do that for the time span you are going for: https://exampal.com/gmat/blog/prepare-gmat-60-days/
Aside from that, at examPAL, all of our video lessons across all topics are free, so you should definitely check that out.
If, however, you are looking for an actual course, examPAL is one of a few that could fit your budget.
