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10 Feb 2026, 05:36
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I am a indian student preparing for GMAT. I gave 3 attempts for my gmat focus and had the same score of 575 in all three attempts idk for what reasons. I had good mock scores all above 630 but i am unable to score in the real exam. I did self prep before for all the 3 attempts where i bought official mocks and gmat club mocks as additional resources for my prep.
Now i m deciding to give one more attempt for the GMAT but with a proper prep course. Upon looking up i came across few options but then i have shortlisted 3 of all of them. In options i have IMS, E-gmat and TTP. I am really confused among these three. I read reviews of IMS on reddit but there were mixed reviews and most of them didn't had a positive note. I got to read positive reviews about e-gmat prep course.
I would like someone to guide me regarding this. I have good base skills but i just need a good course to brush up my skills. It would be really helpful if someone can guide me.
Now i m deciding to give one more attempt for the GMAT but with a proper prep course. Upon looking up i came across few options but then i have shortlisted 3 of all of them. In options i have IMS, E-gmat and TTP. I am really confused among these three. I read reviews of IMS on reddit but there were mixed reviews and most of them didn't had a positive note. I got to read positive reviews about e-gmat prep course.
I would like someone to guide me regarding this. I have good base skills but i just need a good course to brush up my skills. It would be really helpful if someone can guide me.
10 Feb 2026, 07:33
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Priyank1905
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I think testing the course yourself is your best bet. Subscribe for their trial, use them, look for their content, and then decide. If you want to read their reviews we have them too.
Read GMAT Club Reviews here.
Good Luck!
10 Feb 2026, 09:59
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Is there a reason you're not switching to the GRE? I would recommend studying for and doing some practice GRE tests and seeing how you fare. I'm not sure it's worth it to keep shooting for a better GMAT score unless you switch up the way you study for it DRASTICALLY. Historically, schools have been a little more lenient with their allowed GRE scores as well.
Just double-check that the MBA programs you're targeting accept GRE scores, but most do now. We have a few podcast episodes on this exact topic, too, if that helps (B-Schooled podcast by Stacy Blackman Consulting).
Best of luck!
Just double-check that the MBA programs you're targeting accept GRE scores, but most do now. We have a few podcast episodes on this exact topic, too, if that helps (B-Schooled podcast by Stacy Blackman Consulting).
Best of luck!
Priyank1905
