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Strengths:
Very easy to understand course content. The AI-driven recommendations are very useful. The User interface is amazing and easy to navigate. The question sets available on the platform are great for practice. Even the video solutions are very good. Overall, the best part is easy access to mentorship. I really loved the personlization available on the portal. It really helped me clear my doubts whenever I got stuck very smoothly. Overall, 200% recommending it to any GMAT aspirant.
Would make the product better:
I spent a lot of time on the course and eventually ended up exhausting the entire question bank. To some, it may apper that the number of questions available is low, however, I would suggest that GMAT does not require tons and tons of practice. Even with few questions (200-300), concept clarity and concept application can take you places.
Very easy to understand course content. The AI-driven recommendations are very useful. The User interface is amazing and easy to navigate. The question sets available on the platform are great for practice. Even the video solutions are very good. Overall, the best part is easy access to mentorship. I really loved the personlization available on the portal. It really helped me clear my doubts whenever I got stuck very smoothly. Overall, 200% recommending it to any GMAT aspirant.
I was personally working with the Head of the company, Piyush. I also took the interview prep course along with my GMAT prep course. Post my GMAT, the interview prep was a totally different ballgame all together. I got alot of insights into my own application and getting Piyush's mentorship helped alot with figuring out my story. To anyone who is confused about Interview preps, take my word and choose GMATWHIZ blindly. I am sure they will not disappoint you.
Strengths:
I found the videos quite intuitive as well as easy to understand, the examples provided helped to understand the topic clearly. Besides, the end of chapter practice questions helped me to develop my logic in both verbal and quants sections .
Would make the product better:
i would like GMAT Whiz to provide more exam like questions when explaining a particular topic. Mostly these questions come towards the end and easier questions come at the beginning. It will be better to demonstrate strong examples while explaining a particular topic as well
I would recommend GMATWhiz to individuals who are seeking to score 700+ in their GMAT exam. The online tutorials are super helpful and helps a lot to understand the topic clearly and thereby strengthen the basics.
Verbal section: My weak area was the verbal section, i went through all the tutorials and videos which helped me to develop the concepts and this helped a lot in the main exam
Quants: The topics were very elaborate and crisp in nature. The examples after each topic helped me to develop the necessary skill required for quant section
Overall: Along with the videos, online tutorial , the practice questions were of much help which gave me an idea about the exam and also enhanced my time management skills
Dear fellow GMAT test takers,
I recently took my 6th attempt at the GMAT and scored 730 (Q49 V40) after 2.5 years of preparation. I have used almost all the courses available for the GMAT, and I would like to share my journey on this platform. I hope my journey will help those attempting this exam achieve their dream score sooner than I did.
My journey started with Magoosh, Manhattan Prep books, and Official mocks in 2021, and I scored 600 (Q45 V28) and 590 (Q44 V23) in my first two attempts. I realized both my Verbal and Quant were weak. E-Gmat helped me improve my basics, enabling me to score 660 (Q49 V34). However, I wanted to score above 700. Though E-GMAT is good in terms of its content, I did not get the personal connect I was looking for. I knew I needed some personal connection, so I enrolled for 10 sessions with Crack Verbal to help me with the verbal part, but even that did not help much as my basics were also fairly okay. I was clueless about what to do next and then sought help from GMATWhiz.
GMATWhiz and Satyam Gupta, my mentor, deserve a special mention for the role they played in helping me achieve my dream score. GMATWhiz has exceptionally good content, custom quizzes, mock tests, and, most importantly, mentors whom you can talk to, to help resolve your issues. The course includes explanatory videos, easy quizzes to test and cement the learnings, and hard quizzes to help recall and apply the learnings. Both the verbal and quant sections have a similar format. The explanatory videos are very basic and help understand the concepts easily. The quizzes were equally helpful and served their purpose. But, most importantly, what helped me the most was the one-to-one connect with the mentor who helped analyze and address my weak areas.
I had already booked my GMAT on 30th August, leaving me around 25 days to prepare. I scheduled a call with my mentor, who understood my background and asked me to solve some quizzes in a fixed time. I took those quizzes and then reconnected with my mentor, who analyzed my performance and figured out my weak areas. He helped me understand where I was lagging and explained how those aspects were impacting my overall score.
I messaged him whenever I needed help. GMATWhiz Mocks were equally helpful in that I could see how I performed in each quarter, what my weak areas were, and what I could do to improve. This AI-powered platform is really amazing. With this preparation, I attempted and scored 640 (Q50 V23), a disappointing and unbelievable score. I knew right away that this was not my score; I must have been anxious in the verbal part.
Heartbroken, I called my mentor again. He motivated me to attempt the GMAT exam again and asked me to work on all official questions and Whiz quizzes in a way that simulated the actual GMAT. During this phase, I was constantly in touch with my mentor, and he made small corrections to the plan. Two days before the exam, he asked me to review the questions I solved incorrectly in the mocks and Whiz quizzes. Reviewing these helped me fix the areas where I lacked and also didn't put much pressure on me, bringing my mind to ease.
Now when I look back, I realize that before GMATWhiz and my mentor, I was only trying to score a good score and was not able to analyze where I lacked and how to improve my score. I tried to address the challenges without understanding the root cause and how could I. I didn't even know where to look for the problem. I only knew how to see the overall score and the number of easy, medium, and hard questions. Had I met my mentor sooner, during the course of my preparation, I would not have taken six attempts to reach my dream score.
I wholeheartedly endorse GMATWhiz and its one-to-one mentor connect program, which not only helps you understand the concepts of GMAT but also guides you through the journey. Having someone guide you in the preparation goes a long way in achieving your dream score. Good luck to everyone.
Thanks
Tejas Amashi.
Strengths:
affordable, nice guidance in strategy
I found the course helpful as there is a constant feedback provided by the experience counsellors. The quality of the house structure is very nice and covers most of the topics specially in sentence correction and overall verbal strategy.
The quants lectures also includes the basics and clears the concepts behind each and every formula. The course would be helpful for anyone starting from scratch or looking for a score improvement. There is a continuous communication with the counsellors and they help to recognise the grey areas, so it becomes easier as we don't need to spend time and analyse.
Overall the course is good value for money and will help you to build strong foundations.
Strengths:
Great verbal instructor, comprehensive course and quality concept building quizzes
Having started my GMAT Prep in May 2023 with a cold mock score of 660 (Q44, V37), I knew I needed to improve drastically if I wanted to be competitive for the programs I wanted to apply to in the fall. I realized the biggest issue with verbal was sentence correction, and quant too required work and looking at the provided reviews across platforms I decided to go ahead with TTP. The quant was helpful but something about the verbal section did not click with me and I knew that unless I actually discussed what I was doing with someone I had no chance at improvement. I found GMATWhiz at that point in time and contacted them. Upon doing so, I was introduced to Sunita ma’am who made me realize that my approach was firstly wrong and that I was unnecessarily rushing through questions without looking at the finer details. I went through their course along with weekly/bi-weekly sessions with ma’am and during this process I slowly started to get better at understanding the intended meaning of the sentence. CR had initially not been a struggle but I realized that harder questions on the GMAT were of a completely different level – and ma’am’s advice of focusing on the conclusion and not being distracted helped me get through a lot of them. Ma’am has been very helpful throughout the journey and even with my struggles and frustrations helped me keep calm and confident as the test date drew nearer. As I gear up for another attempt to improve my quant score (I, unfortunately, had noise issues at the test center that dragged it down), I hope to keep the learnings through the process with ma’am and the course.
Before joining GMAT Whiz, I have taken two online/self study GMAT courses. While these courses helped me in building a strong foundation, but could not help me enter the GMAT 700 club. GMAT Whiz turned out to be a game changer and helped me reach 700. GMAT Whiz SC, break the sentence and decipher the meaning is quite a powerful strategy. In addition, its mentor program helped me in clearing my doubts, acted as a sounding board, and helped build my confidence. Its score predictor tool is quite interesting. Overall extremely happy with the course and would strongly recommend the same to high score GMAT aspirants.
Strengths:
You can study on your own time. It customizes the course to suit your time requirements but ensures that all aspects are covered. It also adapt the course based on how well you are doing in a topic
Would make the product better:
I felt that to use this course basic knowledge of math is required which some people may not have. Building a strong math foundation at the beginning would e helpful
Before Gmat Whiz, i had used another studying website when i gave my first attempt. However I found that they way GMATWhiz creates your studying schedule more helpful.
I used GMATWhiz for about 2 months and managed to complete the course. My favorite thing about GMATWhiz is the Whiz Quizes. I found these extremely helpful as I could customize it to focus on my weak topics. Towards the end of my studying i used to just do 4-5 whiz quizes a day. It also helped me get in the test mode.
I also really liked the OG section of GMATWhiz. I found this to be unique and very important. The questions that I got wrong were very well explained on GMATWhiz.
My overall experience with GMATWhiz has been great.
I can't emphasize enough how GMAT Whiz completely transformed my GMAT studying experience and ultimately enabled me to achieve my dream score. While the platform itself is robust, it was the personalized tutoring support that truly made all the difference in reaching my goal.
Initially, I began my GMAT studies with Target Test Prep, a great platform that helped me grasp the basics of the test. However, I soon realized that it wasn't enough for me personally. The platform was quite dense, and unless you have like 6+ months to dedicate to it full-time, it might not be the right fit. Moreover, it focused too heavily on building foundational skills(of course super important) and not enough on how to use logic to maneuver through the test. Additionally, it lacked mock exams and detailed analysis, which I found crucial for gauging my progress.
After spending several months with Target Test Prep, I needed more comprehensive support, and that's when I discovered GMAT Whiz. If only I had found them earlier, I could have halved my study time and achieved my goal score more quickly. The platform's user-friendly interface adapted to my strengths and weaknesses, ensuring I focused my efforts where they were most needed. I especially appreciated the projected score feature that allowed me to track my progress and determine my readiness for the exam.
However, the true game-changer for me was the exceptional tutoring team at GMAT Whiz. Right from the start, it was evident that they possessed not only extensive knowledge of the GMAT exam but also were authentically invested in helping me reach my target score. My verbal tutor, Sunita, expertly guided me through the intricacies of reading and answering questions with precision. Additionally, my quant tutor, Subhankar, developed a systematic approach to address my weak areas, introducing simpler methods to arrive at correct answers quickly and efficiently. Most importantly, they offered invaluable insights on managing time during the test, an aspect where I felt TTP fell short. With the inclusion of mock exams and AI tools, I gained confidence in fine-tuning my test-taking strategies.
In conclusion, if you're seeking the most efficient path to achieve your dream score, look no further than GMAT Whiz. The platform's comprehensive resources, coupled with the exceptional personalized tutoring, make it the ideal choice for GMAT success.
Strengths:
I started my prep with a GMAT score of 630-650 when I did not have access to GMAT Whiz. I stumbled upon GMAT Whiz while searching for resources online to improve my score. I took the free version of the course and immediately liked the structured way in which the course was laid out.
My first GMAT attempt score = 670(Q49, V32).
Took the 2-month access plan of GMAT Whiz and took guidance from Satyam(mentor) for improving my score.
Gave my 2nd attempt in 40 days of taking the plan.
My 2nd GMAT attempt score = 700(Q50, V35).
Extremely delighted to see a 30 point jump in my score in 40 days - largely due to:
* GMAT Whiz's structured and customized plan to get the target score
* Regular feedback sessions with the mentor on the progress
* Right strategy at the right time of the preparation journey
* Extremely well constructed courses on Quant and Verbal - which cover the length and breadth of GMAT preparation
* Very high quality mocks and quizzes which contain the closest possible simulations to GMAT
I started my prep with a GMAT score of 630-650 when I did not have access to GMAT Whiz. I stumbled upon GMAT Whiz while searching for resources online to improve my score. I took the free version of the course and immediately liked the structured way in which the course was laid out.
My first GMAT attempt score = 670(Q49, V32).
Took the 2-month access plan of GMAT Whiz and took guidance from Satyam(mentor) for improving my score.
Gave my 2nd attempt in 40 days of taking the plan.
My 2nd GMAT attempt score = 700(Q50, V35).
Extremely delighted to see a 30 point jump in my score in 40 days - largely due to:
* GMAT Whiz's structured and customized plan to get the target score
* Regular feedback sessions with the mentor on the progress
* Right strategy at the right time of the preparation journey
* Extremely well constructed courses on Quant and Verbal - which cover the length and breadth of GMAT preparation
* Very high quality mocks and quizzes which contain the closest possible simulations to GMAT
* Highly effective weekend focus sessions with Ms.Sunita, Saquib and Piyush on Verbal, Quant and overall GMAT strategy
Strengths:
Helped a lot with verbal and to solidify quant concepts
Mentor was very helpful
I started my prep with magoosh
Even though it helped cover quant it wasnt that good for verbal
thats when I found GMATWhiz via their youtube videos
I was struggling with verbal in my mocks
I used the GMATWhiz online material for about 1 month
I was able to gain confidence in my verbal and also solidify my quant concepts a bit better
I would recommend their verbal for non-native english speakers
I was also assigned a mentor who got in touch with me on a weekly basis and recommended strategies and planned mocks for me. It was great having a mentor who could prioritise what to tackle when and to identify which areas I was weak in.
The overall experience was good and the mocks I took were quite accurate and I ended up getting a 720.