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05 Sep 2024, 23:00
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Hi GMAT Club community,
I’m starting my GMAT prep journey and trying to figure out the best course to invest in for 2024. There are so many options out there—Manhattan Prep, Magoosh, PrepScholar, Princeton Review, and others.
For those of you who’ve taken the GMAT recently or are currently preparing, which course are you using, and what’s been your experience so far? What do you think offers the best value for the price?
I’d love to hear your recommendations or any tips on what worked best for you!
Thanks in advance for your help!
I’m starting my GMAT prep journey and trying to figure out the best course to invest in for 2024. There are so many options out there—Manhattan Prep, Magoosh, PrepScholar, Princeton Review, and others.
For those of you who’ve taken the GMAT recently or are currently preparing, which course are you using, and what’s been your experience so far? What do you think offers the best value for the price?
I’d love to hear your recommendations or any tips on what worked best for you!
Thanks in advance for your help!
06 Sep 2024, 03:50
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its best to take trial pack of few of the listed ones and then self decide which one suits you best in terms of pacing, course and tests ...
07 Sep 2024, 00:44
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Here's the interesting part that noone will tell you and I have painfully learnt through lot of trial and error and attempts
1. One course may take one student to a 700+ and other still struggling at 500+ cause the aptitude difference and grasping skills could still differ and the the set approaches may not make sense for every student.
2. Exploit free trials for all!
3. Exploit YT playlist
- For CR: 1)GMAT Ninja 2) Delv Academy by AjiteshArun sir 3)Ron Stewart 4)Few lectures of Karishmaprep/Ana prep
- For Quant I only know of GMAT Ninja and Crack verbal search Aditya sir
- For DI GMAT Ninja is all I know
This will set a standard of what all great stuff is out there, what you need to know why avoiding some prep company, what approach works for you
4. Stick with GMAT club for official questions cause a lot of these prep companies have modelled questions basis OG only after all
5. Now for paid course here are my biased opinions:
- GMAT Whiz and Egmat all good for quant but dont like prethinking startegies for CR at all (Beaware of lot of fake reviews here - i am saying this without being their paid student but basis the webinars they put out)
- Magoosh felt short of covering some crucial Quant concepts
- TTP tried to overtemplatise CR questions, Quant again missed crucial concepts
- Top 1% felt very self and not great for understanding errors
- Manhattan I didnt do because of cost - but heard good reviews. Try reading their books and Powerscore CR bible to evaluate more
6. If you cant work through a self paced course after your first attempt, switch to a tutor immediately dont waste time on any other course.
Hope this helps.
1. One course may take one student to a 700+ and other still struggling at 500+ cause the aptitude difference and grasping skills could still differ and the the set approaches may not make sense for every student.
2. Exploit free trials for all!
3. Exploit YT playlist
- For CR: 1)GMAT Ninja 2) Delv Academy by AjiteshArun sir 3)Ron Stewart 4)Few lectures of Karishmaprep/Ana prep
- For Quant I only know of GMAT Ninja and Crack verbal search Aditya sir
- For DI GMAT Ninja is all I know
This will set a standard of what all great stuff is out there, what you need to know why avoiding some prep company, what approach works for you
4. Stick with GMAT club for official questions cause a lot of these prep companies have modelled questions basis OG only after all
5. Now for paid course here are my biased opinions:
- GMAT Whiz and Egmat all good for quant but dont like prethinking startegies for CR at all (Beaware of lot of fake reviews here - i am saying this without being their paid student but basis the webinars they put out)
- Magoosh felt short of covering some crucial Quant concepts
- TTP tried to overtemplatise CR questions, Quant again missed crucial concepts
- Top 1% felt very self and not great for understanding errors
- Manhattan I didnt do because of cost - but heard good reviews. Try reading their books and Powerscore CR bible to evaluate more
6. If you cant work through a self paced course after your first attempt, switch to a tutor immediately dont waste time on any other course.
Hope this helps.
