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14 Aug 2025, 08:37
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Hi all,
I wanted to share a quick debrief of my experience with TTP’s GMAT Focus On Demand course this year. I’ll keep it short and to the point, but happy to answer any follow-up questions.
Overall thoughts: TTP is a fantastic and truly comprehensive course. I don’t think you need any additional prep materials beyond it—other than the official GMAT Focus practice tests. I wholeheartedly recommend it.
My study plan & background
I wanted to share a quick debrief of my experience with TTP’s GMAT Focus On Demand course this year. I’ll keep it short and to the point, but happy to answer any follow-up questions.
Overall thoughts: TTP is a fantastic and truly comprehensive course. I don’t think you need any additional prep materials beyond it—other than the official GMAT Focus practice tests. I wholeheartedly recommend it.
My study plan & background
- Started prep in early January 2025
- I did not take a practice test before the course
- Studied from January to June, averaging ~40 hours/month, ~160 hours total
- Sat for the exam on June 3, 2025, and scored a 695 - Q 86, VR 84, DI 84
- Unlimited practice questions covering every area of the exam
- Lessons are incredibly thorough and cover every possible question type
- Very organized, with a clear roadmap so you always know exactly what to do next
- Flexible self-paced approach, you can choose where to focus and advance at your own speed
- In the verbal study sections, I found some chapters repeated similar content across different question types. A single “general strategies” chapter followed by shorter, targeted lessons could make it less time-consuming while still keeping the exercises intact.
- The course is deep and takes time to work through. Start early so you can finish without rushing, I would recommend prepping 5 months (I was also working full time during my study period).
15 Aug 2025, 08:23
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Thanks for the sharing.
Wondering if the "Flexible self-paced approach" is a unique feature in the on-demand course? Your total of 160 hours seems to be lower than the time spent I saw in many other debriefs.
Wondering if the "Flexible self-paced approach" is a unique feature in the on-demand course? Your total of 160 hours seems to be lower than the time spent I saw in many other debriefs.
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15 Aug 2025, 11:46
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Hi VicenteH,
Congrats on a fantastic GMAT score!
It’s great to hear you found TTP comprehensive and reached a 695 with balanced section scores. Your advice to start early will be helpful for other working professionals preparing for the exam. Congrats again, and good luck with things moving forward.
Congrats on a fantastic GMAT score!
It’s great to hear you found TTP comprehensive and reached a 695 with balanced section scores. Your advice to start early will be helpful for other working professionals preparing for the exam. Congrats again, and good luck with things moving forward.
