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29 Aug 2024, 10:05
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Hello,
I'm currently starting my GMAT prep and planning to use GMAT Official Guide (OG) Books and Manhattan GMAT (MGMAT) for offline resources and practice questions.
My question is, which of the following online resources—Target Test Prep, Magoosh, or e-GMAT—should I subscribe to in order to supplement my preparation?
If I only get Target Test Prep (which I've seen a lot of positive reviews about, but it’s a bit more expensive than the others), would it be redundant to also get both the GMAT OG and MGMAT?
Since I’m already getting offline resources, would it make more sense to opt for the cheaper options like Magoosh or e-GMAT instead? I’m also planning to purchase some practice tests as I progress.
I’d really appreciate your recommendations! I'm feeling a bit lost with all the reviews out there and could use some guidance.
Thanks in advance! I'm learning a lot from this forum just browsing!
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I'm currently starting my GMAT prep and planning to use GMAT Official Guide (OG) Books and Manhattan GMAT (MGMAT) for offline resources and practice questions.
My question is, which of the following online resources—Target Test Prep, Magoosh, or e-GMAT—should I subscribe to in order to supplement my preparation?
If I only get Target Test Prep (which I've seen a lot of positive reviews about, but it’s a bit more expensive than the others), would it be redundant to also get both the GMAT OG and MGMAT?
Since I’m already getting offline resources, would it make more sense to opt for the cheaper options like Magoosh or e-GMAT instead? I’m also planning to purchase some practice tests as I progress.
I’d really appreciate your recommendations! I'm feeling a bit lost with all the reviews out there and could use some guidance.
Thanks in advance! I'm learning a lot from this forum just browsing!
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29 Aug 2024, 10:35
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Hi there!
It's great to hear that you're starting your GMAT prep! Your choice of using the GMAT Official Guide and Manhattan GMAT for offline resources is solid, as both are highly regarded.
Regarding online resources, here are some thoughts:
1. Target Test Prep (TTP): TTP is known for its comprehensive quant review and structured study plans. If you're looking for a strong focus on math and have the budget for it, TTP could be a great investment. It wouldn't be redundant to use it alongside the OG and MGMAT, as TTP can provide deeper insights and practice specifically for quant.
2. Magoosh: Magoosh offers a more budget-friendly option with a good range of video lessons and practice questions. It’s a solid choice if you want a broader overview and additional practice without breaking the bank.
3. e-GMAT: e-GMAT is particularly well-regarded for verbal preparation, especially for non-native English speakers. If you feel you need extra support in verbal, this could be a worthwhile option.
Since you're already investing in offline resources, you might consider starting with TTP for its depth in quant and then supplementing with Magoosh or e-GMAT based on your specific needs in verbal or additional practice.
Ultimately, it depends on your strengths and weaknesses. If you feel confident in quant and need more help with verbal, e-GMAT might be the way to go. If you want a comprehensive approach, TTP combined with either Magoosh or e-GMAT could be beneficial.
Best of luck with your preparation! You're on the right track, and this forum is a great resource for guidance and support.
It's great to hear that you're starting your GMAT prep! Your choice of using the GMAT Official Guide and Manhattan GMAT for offline resources is solid, as both are highly regarded.
Regarding online resources, here are some thoughts:
1. Target Test Prep (TTP): TTP is known for its comprehensive quant review and structured study plans. If you're looking for a strong focus on math and have the budget for it, TTP could be a great investment. It wouldn't be redundant to use it alongside the OG and MGMAT, as TTP can provide deeper insights and practice specifically for quant.
2. Magoosh: Magoosh offers a more budget-friendly option with a good range of video lessons and practice questions. It’s a solid choice if you want a broader overview and additional practice without breaking the bank.
3. e-GMAT: e-GMAT is particularly well-regarded for verbal preparation, especially for non-native English speakers. If you feel you need extra support in verbal, this could be a worthwhile option.
Since you're already investing in offline resources, you might consider starting with TTP for its depth in quant and then supplementing with Magoosh or e-GMAT based on your specific needs in verbal or additional practice.
Ultimately, it depends on your strengths and weaknesses. If you feel confident in quant and need more help with verbal, e-GMAT might be the way to go. If you want a comprehensive approach, TTP combined with either Magoosh or e-GMAT could be beneficial.
Best of luck with your preparation! You're on the right track, and this forum is a great resource for guidance and support.
