Need help with GMAT FE prep!

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Hello everyone,

I recently took GMAT Focus Edition and scored 555 ( V80, Q80 and DI73). I subscribed to Magoosh and got a score very close to their score predictor (kudos to Magoosh on that). However, I am not 100% convinced whether I should stick with Magoosh since I have already done more than 95% of their questions.

I am not sure which prep company to opt for and honestly, it is quite overwhelming to search and compare online. I am based in India and would appreciate your help in selecting a platform that would help in achieve a score of 655+.

Further, if anyone can share their experiences about the below platforms, that would be of great help too: 
1. Target Test Prep
2. Top One Percent
3. E-gmat
4. Jamboree

I plan to give my next attempt by the end of April.

Thanks!

Top100MBA.Club · Answer

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GmatKnightTutor · Answer

The Share GMAT Experience subforum could be helpful to check out. You could see what others have done/used and their thoughts about the different resources out there.

Consider checking out Manhattan-Prep's 6th Edition for CR. For RC, becoming familiar with how inference questions work could be helpful as well.

5 Verbal tips

Russ19 · Answer

Hi  Rrrr7001 ,

I used a few courses mentioned above and found TTP comprehensive in every way. You might go through trial versions of a few courses to distinguish the differences.

Good Luck!

JayGMATFOCUS · Answer

Hi,

Here are my thoughts.

I think you are already acing Quants and Verbal with a decent score to begin with. I would advise using OG, solving every single question there and testing and closing any conceptual gap you might have. Free online resources such as GMAT CLUB and YT videos would be more than enough for this.

For Data insights, try the 5 day trial from TTP, they have extensive course material on DI, you can top that up with DS questions from OG and other DI topics from official online question bank and I believe this might help you practise time improvement and help boosting up your DI score.

Good luck

ScottTargetTestPrep · Answer

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