While exploring my ways to get through the 700 benchmark which is much required to get through a B-school in India or abroad, I came across a pool of GMAT courses, test series etc available online. All the courses offered good analytics to gauge your performance and the course contents were mostly similar to that of GMAT official guide, so i narrowed my choices based on the course fees. That is when my friend advised for a course from Expert's Global. They offered sound analytics to gauge my performance and while attempting actual GMAT, I found their verbal preparation was similar to what is asked in GMAT, which helped me a lot as i struggled with Verbal. The best part of associating myself with Exper's Global was the course helped me to develop a fundamental approach to problem solving, which in my opinion is THE MOST IMPORTANT thing to crack an exam, irrespective of whether you are preparing on your own or with some preparation courses. However, i felt Quant was little tougher than actual GMAT which is a good news for those who struggle with Quant. In nut shell Expert's Global offers much more that what it charges for. My personal advice to all those preparing for GMAT is that you pick courses which helps you to develop a fundamental approach to problem solving and not on the basis of the quantum of contents that it offers. Most of the courses offer long video lectures, big question bank and charge heftily for that. All that is not required. Quality is more important than quantity.

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