Which is the best gmat prep course

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Which is the best gmat prep course as per everyone here ?

satyaprakash89 · Answer

manhattan is best

himomaki · Answer

The best GMAT prep course depends on your learning style and weaknesses. Many test-takers find Target Test Prep (TTP) excellent for Quant and structured study plans. Manhattan Prep and GMAT Ninja are also popular for their comprehensive strategies.

A good approach is to try free trials of TTP, e-GMAT, and other platforms to see what fits your needs best. Each course has unique strengths, so experiment before committing. Let us know what you find most helpful!

pintukr · Answer

You may try the TTP 5-day course. The course covers the syllabus topics in a wholesome manner.

All the Best...

NextstopISB · Answer

Manhattenprep, TTP and Gmat Club

Gmat750aspirant · Answer

TTP + Official Guide + GMAT club quiz

bb · Answer

Which sports car is the best? Which computer is the best? What is the best phone?

There is no best - people prefer different things, different options, etc. If you are planning to get a course, sign up for the free trials and see which one motivates you to persevere the most. All of them are able to take you up there.

bhargavhhhhhhhh · Answer

I agree with bb comment,its all belongs to their individual perspective, sign up for the trial if you like continue to it.

ScottTargetTestPrep · Answer

Hi Aru13gmat,

When it comes to test prep resources, it’s important to find the one that best suits your learning style.

This article explains the different prep resources you can use:  GMAT Focus Study Resources: Your Guide

This article explains what to look for when choosing a prep course:  Best GMAT Focus Edition Prep Courses Online: What to Look For

Finally, in addition to chatting with folks here, you can check out GMAT course reviews on GMAT Club. Most courses also offer free or low-cost trials so that you can give a few a test drive. 
 
If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out.

Accipiter · Answer

A combination of TTP and the questions here worked great for me. TTP gave me the basic skills and a great volume of practice questions then I was apply to apply those questions in different formats here. Getting a feel for the different ways questions are worded is super important. No matter what give each program a go on the trial if you can, this will help you figure out what works well for you as that is the most important thing!

RetaketheGMAT · Answer

I'd rephrase that question to "what's the best gmat prep course for you?".

There are a few factors that will influence that:

1. Your learning style -- do you need the energy of a human element (classes or coaching) or are you able to stay motivated with an online learning tool?
2. Your exact starting point with respect to quant, verbal and DI. If your conceptual foundation is already strong, then less personalised solutions like online tools or group classes can be less effective. You need to focus your studies on your specific gaps, which a "one-size-fits-all" solution won't do.
3. Your target score -- the higher your target score, the more likely you will need some personalised coaching (1 on 1). This is to precisely target and break through your remaining gaps to perform at your peak.

It's no joke to reach the top percentiles of the GMAT Focus -- choosing a path (class, coaching or self driven) is the critical first step to building momentum to that goal.

AadarshPathak06 · Answer

No cap, TTP + OG + Quizzes

GmatKnightTutor · Answer

Consider checking out/going through some of the posted debriefs in the Share GMAT Experience subforum by people who've scored well/improved their scores. You could see, for example, which resources they used and how they structured their prep. Fair to say including official questions (e.g. from the Official-Guide 2024)/official mocks into a prep path would be a solid choice.

FenyvesiT · Answer

I can only recommend TTP

If interested, please check my journey with them here

Arshad735 · Answer

Hi, after reading numerous positive reviews about TTP on Reddit and GMAT Club, I decided to take their 5-day free trial. I found it to be highly structured, detailed, and the best fit for my learning needs compared to other online platforms. I purchased the 4-month self-paced course and completed 6 missions so far (Quant, verbal and solved few problems of DI in quants). The Quant and DI sections are exceptional, as they cover everything from basics concepts to advanced. The Verbal section is equally comprehensive and detailed. It has been incredibly helpful, and my mock scores have improved significantly. Based on my personal experience, I would recommend TTP. Rest, you can evaluate based on your own learning needs.

Cam2Cam · Answer

YMMV, but I'd say TTP for structured Quant/DI and Verbal Logic reasoning + OG books to solidify TTP learning + GMATClub Tests for Quant Sectional Tests and Forum Quiz Builder for additional practice for RC/CR (LSAT passages and questions specifically) + Expert Global's DI sectional tests

I'm waging war on GMAT so this is my approach. Choose your tools appropriately based on your bandwidth, time, and financial resources

I'm waging war on GMAT so this is my approach. Choose your tools appropriately based on your bandwidth, time, and financial resources

Lakshaya2707 · Answer

Recently started preparing for GMAT.

before starting for GMAT, ended up digging up Reddit threads, and the GMAT club and asking people where to start preparing.

I ended up taking up TTP + Official Mocks.

While there's nothing called best according to me, my reasons for taking TTP were simple. 
1. there were recorded lectures
2. their platform feels like an entire ecosystem to thrive in! 
3. I felt more motivated every time I saw that % completion moving, and helps me sit for extra hours.

Best of luck for your GMAT!

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