I am an incoming student at a top 10 US B-school and chose Prodigy to finance my expenses. Right from step 1 the Prodigy platform is seamless and provides an excellent UI. Basis the information provided they hand you a provisional offer which gets confirmed on subsequent applicant verification. Even the customer care services are outstanding and query redressal is very prompt. At each stage I felt the officials were very warm and offered all their time and help to address the queries.

Overall, the online UI and warm representative make Prodigy a wonderful experience. Not to forget, for international students, Prodigy is the only provider of loan without collateral.

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I enrolled for the eGMAT verbal review a couple of times and in each occasion I saw an improvement of 3/4 points in the verbal section. I jumped from 35 to 39 and 39 to 41 eventually to end up with a 740.

As a non native speaker, the online course helps understand and breakdown the problem for ease of solving. Moreover, it also helps a candidate go in a sequential order to understand / prepare for the exam and then attempt tests/ mocks etc.

I have known several other very close friends use these resources and I am confident that e-GMAT can significantly contribute towards a candidates score improvement esp after the 700 mark.

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Magoosh videos are structured to give you a very good preliminary outline of the otherwise scattered GMAT curriculum. Mike is comprehensive in his approach towards explaining the quantitative and verbal concepts. The content for quantitative learners is as good as you’ll get on the street, verbal is par (slightly lower) than other content providers.

I particularly like their approach of addressing GMAT as a 'logic' test - hence very good for beginners. However, for practicing on an advanced level, one might need to look at other resources too. Overall, a good buy for someone who is starting out with their preparation.

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