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| All Reviews > Aspirant2025's Reviews |
June 21, 2024
Extensive course which is divided into 3 phases. You start with a conceptual understanding of all modules and gradually move to phases 2 & 3 to practice and concrete your understanding.
-Quant section -> All concepts are covered in depth with practice questions at the end of each module. The course focuses on conceptual understanding with a couple of tricks to help you be test-ready.
-Verbal -> Focuses on conceptual understanding (I know, I have said this 100 times already but trust me, GMAT requires you to have conceptual clarity).
- DI -> Tough questions which will cover all bases. Not much new to learn.
April 17, 2025
Product Experts' Global End-to-End Admissions Consulting with Interview Prep
Consultant Experts' Global Apps Team
Their goal is to ensure your most authentic self is being presented in front of the admissions committee. If you are someone who requires to be spoon-fed by your admissions consultants, they are not the folks for you. They are quite systematic in their approach, you get an entire checklist of what to follow, with deadlines. At the end, it's just your story currated by them. No push in shortlisting schools, but they advice you based on the trends they have seen.That's what I needed from my admission consultants, to not be pushy at every step to do things, but rather work as a support system.
I was satisfied with their service, got into a T20 program with great scholarship.
Should I enroll in their course if I aim to target 690+ for the main exam?