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 Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 10:44 pm Post subject: Princeton Review Classroom Course :?: |
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Hi,
I am based out of India. I have scheduled my GMAT on September 8th. Not confident enough with my preparation, I am planning to take up the princeton review classroom course to complement my prepz.
Can one of you please let me know whether princeton review classroom course is the right choice???
Thanx in Advance
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What are you options other than the PR course? I would personally suggest the MGMAT course over the PR course. I was impressed by the quality of their materials and CATs. However, I do not have actual experience with the course myself [I used their books and their CATs].
I took the Veritas online course, which was actually a slideshow presentation recorded from previous live classes, and also private tutoring with Veritas. I was satisfied with the online course, but disappointed with the tutoring.
Just a disclaimer: I have no affiliation with MGMAT nor with Veritas and my recommendations are my personal opinions.
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| I just did PR's online course and would highly recommend them overall. The strategies are very helpful and the instructors I had access to through the online chat are very knowledgeable. I'm sure the classroom course would be very good. |
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Thank you Guys!!!
I have taken up the PR classroom course!!! The classroom tutoring is just above the satisfactory level...
I haven't given the materials a try yet!! will let you all know!!! |
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| Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:23 am Post subject: PR Classroom |
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Hi kirube,
I have joined the Princeton Classroom course.It is good atleast better than other institutes in India.
They make you do all the problems in OG11 and also work with the PR course material(Manual) which is very good.
The course duration is for 7-8 weeks so I think you have started at the right time and could also plan for some self study after the completion of the course.
It is little expensive but its worth it.
All the best!! |
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