I have purchased a prep course for my GMAT preparation from Bloomberg Exam Prep. I have liked the prep course very much. I have been using this GMAT prep course for long time. I have found that this prep course offers training on every single concept both in Quant & Verbal required for GMAT. Concept wise, the prep course offers lessons on every concept possible. These lessons train users on foundation of the related topics, skills required to perform well in that topics and strategies to follow while performing in those topics. The lessons are adoptive to the users learning experience. For example, in each lesson it checks the user’s understanding on the topic and adjusts the lesson design to train the user by considering the user’s current level understanding. After every step in the lesson, it checks whether the user’s understanding is improved by asking few questions on that related topic. Even after proving sufficient training on a topic, it tests the user’s overall performance on the concept by asking real GMAT questions at the end. The tests’ results are analyzed and discussed further to help improve and guide the user for further improvement. That is how this prep course covers all concepts in Quant & Verbal including analytical writing and integrated reasoning. The style of training helped me the most in improving my Quant performance such as Combination & Permutation concepts learning. The overall course progress is shown in the dashboard which is very useful to guide the preparation further. You can see the screen shot of the dashboard I have attached here to understand the experience. “Full disclosure: I was offered a free plan extension as an incentive for publicly sharing my experience, but they did not see my review in advance nor try to influence my review in any way except requiring that it be a genuine review that includes this disclosure.” … Of course there are lacking too in this prep course I have found. The prep course did not have sufficient training to help me in improve my time based performance. I do not know, but I felt my answer time for a question is more than the test requirement standard. This time based answer is crucial for a good score. In addition to that I did not find accumulated testing in this prep course. An accumulated testing arrangement could keep me updated with all the lessons covered at every moment. Other than this, Bloomberg Exam Prep for GMAT is the best thing happened in my GMAT preparation journey.

I had tried another course before but it was not as effective as this one. The course is very engaging and the statistics help to keep you on track. Of course, you still need to have the discipline to study, but the bot is so friendly that it does not feel tedious at all. This course is great for both quant and verbal, it covers all topics with theory and practice. I really liked that it alternates the topics so you never really forget one. Additionally, the practice tests were really accurate in comparison with my official score. Great course overall!

The course is extremely well structured and has a lot of material that makes for complete 360 degree preparation. Exhaustive and insightful tutoring by the AI tutor makes learning the core concepts quite easy. I especially liked the feature of balancing the quant and verbal section chapters so that there is no monotony. The simulation exams are also quite good and give the actual GMAT feel. I also loved the way the tutors respond to any question, and the support is very good too. They were quite understanding and gracefully extended my course plan period when I was sick.  On the flip side, there are a few things that the Bloomberg team can work upon. One is inclusion of little snippets of videos for some hard-to-understand concepts like SC. Also, I felt once you are immersed in a lesson there is no back button to review what you answered a couple of seconds ago. However, every answer choice is thoroughly explained as to why it is'nt right. That helped me a lot.  Overall, I loved this course and will recommend it to anyone who is sincere and plan to score well in the GMAT. There are no short-cuts to success and this course involved hard grind, that really drives home the point!

The course is good. They have an engaging program that always keeps you on track. You set up your plan and try to complete pre-set number of lessons every day. The material is well-written. I cannot say that I was excited about the tutors - it seemed as if they are doing their job, while not really interested in your success. However, I did not use their help a lot as it was easy to follow the program on my own. They now have a cool COVID-19 plan offering a full refund if you finish the course on time. It is a tough thing to do but it really acts as a strong motivator to move forward with your prep.

I had an amazing overall experience using the Bloomberg Exam Prep for GMAT.  Believe there are three main things that helped me construct the basis for getting a great GMAT grade while having a good experience:  1- Verbal focus - My overall grade was totally levearged by my Verbal grade. The course helped me learning the main sentence correcton pitfalls, the critical reasoning questions style and the reading comprehension timing. The pace and practice was perfect. 2 - A great learning algorithm - everyday I was presented with the right amount of exercises and, specially at the end, I was clearly working at the points that were my main development needs. 3 - Overall staff attention - On the few contacts that I had with the team, people was always really caring and resolutive.  Thanks to this course I could boost my GMAT grade with any other additional resource.

This online course is very effective. At first, I was looking for an in-person prep, but after trying BloombergPrep for one week I was convinced this course is at least as effective, and much cheaper than an in-person one. The maths and verbal sections are both divided into concepts. For each concept, a micro-lesson explains the concept gradually in an interactive way, with questions to answer after each screen. Each screen is short enough not to lose track with the lesson, and usually when the concept is complex you are prompted to confirm you understood well, or to ask for more explanations about that concept (these extra explanations are usually targeted perfectly, don't ask me how is this possible). After each lesson, you can practice with few increasing difficulty questions, and then with questions mixing different concepts you already learned. In case you need more help, each plan includes several "Ask a tutor" sessions, in this case you can chat with a tutor at BloombergPrep. The AWA essays are also assessed by a tutor. Some lessons are also about test taking strategies, wich is very helpful to achieve a better score. An AI is in charge to always suggest which lesson to take, mixing verbal lessons, math lessons, and practice. Personally I've subscribed for the 3 month package, and to be honest I was lucky to work only part time besides, because it requires hours daily to finish all the course in just three months. A dashboard allows you to monitor your progress and success rate to keep on track with your exam prep. Also there are 3 GMATlike exams to take before the real exam to assess your score ; pretty accurate in my case. I assessed my score before (unofficial test) and scored 580, and after completing 100% on BloombergPrep scored 740 on the real test. I think there is no need to say more :-)

Knowing that the GMAT is one of the most challenging exams, I have invested a lot of time in searching for the most efficient and effective preparation material as I wanted to score above 700 and take the test only once. As the GMAT will be taken on a computer, I was looking for a digital study method to get used to answering questions on a screen rather than in front of a book. Luckily, I came across the Bloomberg Exam Prep! The team at Bloomberg has created a platform with an AI Tutor, which accordingly adapts the GMAT study plan to your target score, your study progress, and learning success.  I have studied for the exam only with Bloomberg's AI Tutor and have scored 720 on the actual GMAT!  Quant Prep Review: The AI Tutor explains and teaches all the math concepts as well as helpful problem-answering strategies in order for you to be able to quickly solve the problems. You can study at your own pace and repeat and reread the lections as often as you like. What I found really effective was that the AI Tutor shows you the underlying concepts behind the math problems because this additional understanding has helped me a lot to identify the correct answer choice quickly which is advantageous in answering difficult questions in under two minutes. A further fact that I liked about the program is that it measures the time you take to answer each question and shows you various ways in which you could have reached the correct answer. Further, the AI Tutor indicates how often you answer questions correctly per topic and repeats questions from your "problem topic areas" more frequently to really fine-tune your practice. In my opinion, this makes each study session productive and effective. Lastly, I also used the "ask a tutor"-tool for a few questions where I did not understand the calculations, and each time a member from the Bloomberg team responded immediately and took the time to explain each step in the calculation for me.  Verbal Prep Review: Being a non-native English speaker, I have a lot of respect for the verbal section. However, the platform explains very logically its so-called "stop signs" with which you can identify what topic the GMAT Question is testing to avoid making common mistakes and to increase your chance of choosing the right answer choice. What I found really helpful are the tips for the Reading Comprehension section, which I was most afraid of. The strategy to tackle these reading passages has definitely helped me save time, stay focused on the important parts, and remain confident and calm when answering these question types. I would not have scored a 41 in the verbal section, which is the 94th percentile, as a non-native English speaker without the tips from the Bloomberg program!  All in all, I am very happy that I enrolled in this program. I think that the Bloomberg program has definitely contributed to my GMAT score of 720 as their tips and realistic problem questions have prepared me well for the really difficult questions I needed to answer correctly in order to crack the 700.  Currently, Bloomberg offers the complete program for free ("COVID-19 Deposit") which is great and very generous! You will have to deposit a fraction of the course price but will get the deposit back after you have practiced with the program and have taken the GMAT. I would recommend the Bloomberg Exam Prep Program with the AI Tutor to anyone who wants to achieve a high GMAT score!