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by MohitK » Wed Jun 12, 2013 8:39 am
Guys,

I have planned to join some institute in Gurgaon (India) for my GMAT prep. I thought to attend Jamboree. Any suggestions please - that how it is?

Or if someone has someother prep institute to suggest.

I need to take this decision by this Friday.

Thanks,
Mohit
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by MohitK » Wed Jun 12, 2013 8:41 am
Also, Your quick replies will be very helpful for me to decide effectively and quickly.
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by prshnt » Thu Jun 13, 2013 9:26 am
My two cents. I have been burned by jamboree.while its ok for quant, for verbal you will not gain much. so if you are already good at quant, then no point wasting your time and money on this. Instead look for some online courses.I am on a budget so am evaluating e-GMAT, GMAT Pill, and Magoosh.Cannot afford to spend more than 500 bucks on my prep after already dumping my money in the jamboree pit.:(
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