This course delivers exceptional value for Quant preparation. The content is comprehensive, and the wide variety of practice questions ensures thorough mastery of key topics. While the higher difficulty level can feel challenging at first, it pays off significantly when facing the actual GMAT, as you develop both confidence and speed. However, the Verbal section and mentoring experience could be improved. The pre-recorded content lacks the engagement and adaptability that live sessions might offer, and the mentor support could be more responsive and tailored to individual learning needs. Overall, I’d still recommend this course for anyone serious about strengthening their Quant foundation, while hoping the Verbal and support aspects evolve to match the same high standard.

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I took the 90th percentile program and it was great, I had switched from a different course work to Exert global following a suggestion from a friend. I made the switch cause I felt the other course I used was a lot more simpler and I wanted to up my game. The questions set are mostly difficult and the video solutions are crisp and concise. The course work definitely helped me improve my score from earlier mocks to actual exam. I also leveraged their analytics dashboard to identify my prep gaps. That was insightful as well. For my verbal I only relied on this content and felt that was enough for my prep. The test series are also fairly exhaustive.

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TTP Dedicated Study helped me improve my initial practice test scores from mid-500s to an official 655 (V86, Q82, DI80) After struggling to study on my own (Youtube channels and other pathways), I decided I needed more structure to my study plan.

TTP keeps you on track, honest, and shows your progress. You don't have to decide what you're studying that day - it does that for you - so you spend no energy on gathering materials or planning. You can always look at the calendar to see what's upcoming, and if you want to study ahead or get behind, it automatically adjusts. The calendar and plan (hours per day, days avail to study) is customizable as well! (If you only want to study on the weekend, you can customize it like that). For anyone who does better with structure, TTP is worth it.

Four months was plenty of time to get through the material (spending 10-15 hrs per week) and all sections were helpful. Don't forget to book your exam in accordance with the end of your study plan.

I found the most value in two areas. First, the answer explanation videos and text after each question. It was like having your own personal tutor at your finger tips on every question. TTP put a lot of work into diversifying the material and questions to be as foundational as possible.

Second, the Theory section gave therapy-like insights on how to handle the pressure, time, stress, etc that comes along with this process. It wasn't just strong material for the exam - it was teaching you a mindful approach and how to best prepare for day-of. Again, like having your own personal GMAT coach. I found that made TTP stand out above other offerings.

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As a working professional with an engineering background, my foundation in Quant for the GMAT FE was naturally strong. However, my performance in Verbal and Data Insights (DI) required considerable effort and highly structured guidance. After my initial mock exam resulted in a score of 645, I realized that generic studying wouldn't suffice, leading me to commit to the 6-month TTP course. I knew I required deep conceptual lessons and, most importantly, an abundance of targeted practice.

TTP delivered precisely what was needed. Its highly structured, chapter-by-chapter approach proved to be the ideal fit for a disciplined learner. The platform's comprehensive lessons systematically broke down every concept, transforming my comprehension of both verbal and DI. Crucially, the sheer volume of high-quality practice questions in verbal cemented the material, built my confidence. The commitment to this rigorous study plan paid off; on the official test day, I secured a 745, marking a 100-point increase.

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Improvement from 635 to 695 in 2 months, but the time is not all. Just take the time you need and don't rush into anxiety.
Verbal improvement from V76 to V83 - the course heled me to build the foundation I didn't have. I was able to read but I struggle a lot to elaborate the information in a short time and to get the right answer.
Through this course I firstly managed to understand how to read (READING STRATEGY) and after that I learned a process to answer the gmat questions correctly (PRE THINKING PROCESS).
Let's rememeber to keep an error log to track your errors and as consequence your progress.
Cementing quizzes helped me to assess my ability and to build test taking skills where I was lacking.
Quality of questions and solutions on the scholaranium was generally very hard and good (with few exceptions), but training on hard stuff is good for having a smoother exam.
Last Mile Push program: the tutor was very severe but always available and provided great quality to my work.

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After scoring a 625 on my second GMAT attempt, I knew I needed a more structured and complete program. After a few days of looking at different forums, I found Target Test Prep (TTP) wich had many reviews from people all over the world with verified improvement in their scores after using the platform. I decided to start with the 5-day trial, and after seeing how well the program was designed, I purchased the 6-month plan.

Strengths:
- The study plan is very well structured, combining Quant and Verbal throughout the course and ending with Data Insights. Studying Verbal alongside Quant helped me improve my reasoning skills and better understand Data Sufficiency problems.
- The AI feature that generates similar problems at different difficulty levels is excellent for going deeper into specific topics.
- The 24/7 support was always available whenever I had questions about the platform or particular exercises.
- The curriculum includes helpful exam-day strategies and tips for the days leading up to the test.
- The variety and quality of the practice questions helped me get comfortable with different levels of difficulty.
- The study plan also includes periodic Reviews, which reinforce space repetition and help with long-term retention.
- The platform analytics and custom quizzes allowed me to focus on my weaker areas and track my progress effectively.

After six months of consistent study, my score improved from 625 to 685, with gains across all sections. If you stay disciplined and follow the plan, TTP may definitely help you improve your score.

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What really helped me with TTP was the structured and comprehensive theory organized by topic, as well as the ability to create custom tests that targeted exactly what I needed. Because of the tight timeline, I didn’t have enough time to complete the entire TTP course that was designed for me. Instead, I quickly went through the theoretical material and then started taking custom tests every day in different combinations, which I think helped me the most. I would really recommend TTP both for one to two months and the long-term preparation process, as it helps to structure the process and keep track of your progress.

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Target Test Prep was by far the best resource I used during my GMAT Focus prep journey. Before starting TTP, I was really struggling with Quant — I understood the basics, but I couldn’t apply the concepts efficiently under time pressure. What I liked most about TTP is how structured and comprehensive the Quant course is. Each chapter builds perfectly on the previous one, and the explanations go deep enough to make you truly understand the logic behind every problem.

The platform also gives you great analytics, so you can see exactly where your weaknesses are and how you’re improving over time. I followed the study plan pretty closely and noticed consistent progress each week. The verbal and data insights sections were also strong, but Quant was definitely the game changer for me.

In the end, I improved my GMAT Focus score from 565 to 675 — a 110-point increase! I never thought I’d actually enjoy studying Quant, but TTP made it clear, structured, and even kind of fun.

Big thanks to the TTP team for creating such a high-quality course. If you’re serious about boosting your score, especially in Quant, I can’t recommend Target Test Prep enough.

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I used Target Test Prep during the final stage of my GMAT preparation, around three months before my exam, after trying other resources. My main goal was to strengthen my Quant, since I had already taken the test and was scoring around the 80th percentile.

What I liked most was how intuitive and customizable the platform is. It adapts to your goals and schedule by asking how much time you have before your exam, how many hours per day you can study, and what your target score is. The study flow is clear and progressive—each lesson connects naturally to the previous and the next, so you feel like you’re building knowledge rather than jumping between disconnected topics.

I also appreciated the three levels of practice difficulty and the built-in timer, which helped me improve speed and decision-making—crucial for GMAT time management.

If I could suggest one improvement, it would be to include more alternative solution methods, since people often approach Quant problems differently (algebraic vs. arithmetic vs. intuitive).

Overall, TTP was instrumental in helping me feel structured, fast, and confident for test day.

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I found GMAT Whiz to be one of the most effective and well-structured GMAT prep platforms at a very reasonable price. The course stands out for its AI-driven approach, which accurately identifies weak areas and provides targeted improvement plans. I particularly appreciated how each concept is taught in a modular format, making it easy to learn step by step without confusion. The Verbal section is exceptionally strong — explanations are clear, logical, and highly practical, helping me understand not just the “what” but also the “why” behind each answer. Overall, GMAT Whiz is definitely worth exploring and investing in. You won't be disappointed.

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