Target Test Prep is an excellent GMAT course. The course is well suited for students at all levels of GMAT scores. The Target Test Prep course carefully analyses a student's strengths and weaknesses and designs the course accordingly. The course has a nuanced set of Quantitative Reasoning lessons and tests. It also includes a wide variety of topics and types of lessons and questions found in the Verbal Reasoning section.  None of the courses are perfect, but I feel that Target Test Prep is the closest to the official version of the GMAT exam, about 99% accuracy in terms of the quality and quantity of information. The course has excellently created singular sets of focused lessons and tests for every possible topic that one could come across in the official GMAT exam. I think this is the best characteristic of the Target Test Prep course. Also, the course is reasonable in terms of price. I will highly recommend Target Test Prep for all kinds of GMAT aspirants.

TTP is a great program if you use it correctly. It is easy to use, has helpful advice in its Strategy chapter, highlights the strongest and weakest chapters, has customizable tests, has clear and detailed explanations, you can set your study program to your target score, and everything else you need to prepare for the test. It will require a lot of hours if you want to do the complete course, but has an accelerated plan that might help under certain circumstances. I did not use any other materials besides TTP and the two free official practice exams. I would definitely recommend TTP!

TTP is the only course you will need to get a fantastic score. The GMAT is an exam that tests how much work you have put into studying and preparing. The TTP course maximizes the efficiency of the time you spend studying. It will take time and effort but I could almost guarantee that if you complete the course exactly as it is laid out you will get an amazing score. They also have a very responsive team willing to help with any questions you might have.   Thank you TTP!

The best thing about the TTP course is its comprehensiveness. While I had studied before also for GMAT, the detail and user friendly language offered by the TTP course is unparalleled. The error tracker and analyzer are just the cherry on top. It took me almost 3 months of dedicated study to complete the entire course. The course's details on how to prepare for the test is also an amazing feature along with the daily video of the day. I got a 110 point improvement on my previous GMAT score and I would highly recommend the TTP course to anyone looking at improving their score.

I had a very short turn around time between exam 1 and 2. A friend who is starting business school in the fall recommended TTP and I figured I would give it a try since the traditional textbooks only got me so far. Target Test Prep is the only reason my score improved as much as it did and it as the only non-GMAC resource I used when prepping for the retake.   I signed up for TTP knowing what targeted areas I need to improve in and focused on the lessons for those areas. The lesson structure was extremely helpful; I found that doing questions (concept mastery and exam style questions) at the end of every lesson helped reinforce the material. I also found the tips and tricks that were baked into the lessons very helpful; these were tips that I didn't see in other materials. I also found TTP's price to be extremely reasonable; I did not utilize personal tutoring but the cost for the lessons is far below what most services would charge. TTP is well worth the price tag and I would recommend it anyone preparing for the GMAT>

As a recent 2021 graduate, I knew I wanted to get ahead on my career by taking the GMAT early. After signing up for a competitors course in September of 2021, however, I got very discouraged. I assumed I would be able to practice for the GMAT simply by answering practice questions and going from there. I was consistently getting questions wrong and resigned myself to not taking the GMAT for a few more years.  Then a friend let me know about TTP. TTP provided me a structured way to study by building my math skills from the ground up. I had to swallow a little bit of my pride, but it was the best decision I ever made! I doubt I would have cracked 700 without the help of TTP.

I approached TTP specifically for verbal tutor help and they delivered. I worked with Rich Zwelling over an intense two weeks (a total of 10 sessions) that saw my verbal improvement from 35 to 41. In the end, this helped me raise my score from 700 to 730 all in roughly two weeks' worth of time.   Rich is very knowledgeable and easy to work with. He provides a clear explanation of his approach regarding different verbal questions across CR, RC, and SC. In addition, TTP's website and the user interface are easy to use and access. Overall an intense and good experience.

TTP is an incredible program for earning a high score on the GMAT exam. The program is well thought through, organized, and takes all the mystery out of GMAT studying strategy. The course lays out an effective, easy to follow study plan for you to follow based on your goal. The program teaches you the material, timing, and test taking strategies all at once in a very digestible format. The study plan is customizable, and each quant topic is broken out so that it highlights your weaker areas, allowing you to focus your time and energy where it is needed. By the end of the course, not only are you a master in the material, but your mental stamina is built up to a point where taking the actual exam is somewhat easy. I am so grateful for TTP and all those who recommended the program to me. I can't recommend TTP enough to those who are beginning their test taking journey!!

I took TTP's 4-month GMAT Dedicated Study Plan after a friend recommended it. I had never taken the GMAT before and this was my first attempt. Although I purchased the course in early February, because of my hectic work schedule, I couldn't dedicate time religiously for the first two months. But around April, TTP released its calendar-based study plan which proved to be an incredible feature. It gave task lists for each day; I had to follow them blindly, without having to set aside time to plan and track my preparation progress. This was a huge relief because I had to juggle my 70-hour/week job along with GMAT preparation and I had only around a month and a half to do so.   The course is comprehensive and covered every little detail regarding the strategy for taking the GMAT. Both verbal and quant chapters and chapter tests are extremely detailed. The video explanations at the end of each question helped me a lot in understanding my mistakes and wrapping my head around some of the trickiest concepts, mainly regarding Critical Reasoning and Sentence Correction. I also used the Error Tracker and Analytics feature rigorously to keep track of my weakest areas. Additionally, the On Target analytics dashboard proved to be very useful in getting an idea of where I stand in comparison to other students.   TTP is a one-stop solution for your GMAT preparation. Preparing using TTP was stress-free experience and gave me the result that I needed in my first attempt. It is a very carefully built product and every feature has been tailor-made to make students' lives easier. I loved the amount of thought that was put into the tiniest details. The features I loved the most were the calendar-based study plan, the strategy chapters that proved to be very useful in enhancing my confidence and keeping me calm during the test, the video explanations at the end of each question, and the questionnaire and analysis of each mock.  I got a score of 730 (Q50/V39). I'm content with my score and I would highly recommend TTP to anyone who is looking for a complete GMAT preparation platform, especially working professionals who need to manage their preparation along with their work in an accelerated timeline. Thank you, TTP!

My first official GMAT score was a 650 (Q48, V31). This score came after many hours of preparation through a different company / program. I was extremely disappointed and felt that I still wasn't strong or confident enough in verbal.  After some research and googling, I found target test prep and gave it a shot knowing that they had just released their verbal program (I already knew that target test prep was amazing for their quant program).  I essentially completed the entire program from start to finish (quant + verbal). It took me several months but I credit the program for my improved official score of 720 (Q49, V38). The structure of the quant program was fantastic and it helped me solidify all of the quant concepts. The verbal section of the program taught me new concepts that my previous program didn't. Overall, I was really impressed with the verbal part of their program.  For me specifically, I really appreciated all of the practical advice that they gave me when it came to coping with exam stress/anxiety. You see, my score of 720 was actually my third attempt. I wrote the exam one month before this score and completely fell off the rails and scored 620 (even though I was consistently scoring 700+ on my practice exams). I was originally super confident because of all the prep I did with target test prep, but I just had a bad day and scored poorly. Luckily, I had an inspiring convo with Scott and was able to re-focus for the 4 weeks before my re-write. Fortunately, I followed up this poor attempt with a final score of 720 (Q49, V38), which was much more representative of my practice scores.  Without a doubt, target test prep is the best GMAT prep company / course out there, and I 100% recommend this course to any future GMAT test takers.

A GMAT journey has many elements to it. I can vouch for TTP for clearing majority of the concepts for me especially quant. I love their error log and the fact that after every concept there is a test that you need to take in order to move on. The best part about TTP is the scheduled approach. It keeps you on track. Also, the detailed analytics available gives you very pertinent inputs for you to get an idea of your deficiencies and strengths. I struggled most with sentence correction and critical reasoning. Both were covered in a fair amount of detail. Also, the quantity of high quality questions available is really great. Gives you a good amount of practice. Thanks TTP.

I haphazardly started my GMAT prep sometimes back in August using several free online resources. Unfortunately, that didnt quite make the cut and I scored a measly 620. After coming across several reviews from Reddit, I subscribed to their Dedicated Study Program and scored 750 Last week. I will briefly summarize the Pros and Cons of the course as below: Pros: 1. The mission course structure is great. It helps maintain discipline and keep track of progress. They have added a new course structure recently but I have not tried it. 2. Verbal - Sentence Correction is great for non native speakers. It is not just bunch of rules to memorize but the Concept mastery and Targeted Practice, immensely helped  3. Quant - Only thing to follow , it covers almost everything 4. Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension - The basics and techniques are pretty well covered  Cons: 1. Pretty Extensive - Should not be taken if you have 1-1.5 month to spare 2. Verbal section questionnaires are not as extensive as Quant. They need to be complemented with OG questions  Overall, I would say it is THE GMAT Course if you have >2 month to spare.

Target Test Prep provides a thorough and complete set of resources to properly prepare for the GMAT exam. Their course structure also makes it very easy to stay on track and determine which areas require more focus when studying. Highly recommend!

Target Test Prep was a phenomenal resource for me as I started my GMAT journey. I wasn't sure where to start with my studying and was overwhelmed with the amount of resources available. Once I started Target Test Prep, that overwhelming feeling disappeared. A diagnostic test set up by TTP allows you to identify where you currently are versus what your goal score is and how to get there.  I started by reviewing all the basics for quant that I had forgotten given I haven't taken a math class in over 5 years. Then I focused on the weak areas and read all the lessons and did practice problems until I had mastered the topic. I followed a similar routine with the verbal section, but focused more on the strategy rather than drilling practice problems. This helped me improve my reading score immensely, which is the section largely responsible for my jump in score from 610 to 760.

TTP has two things that I think no other test prep company offers: A teaching approach that reinforces understanding and an attitude that will give you the mental preparedness needed to succeed on the test. One of my greatest struggles was consistently scoring high on all sections in one sitting. TTP gives you a deep understanding of the concept you need to know while teaching you how to think. This allowed me to be consistent in all sections and ultimately hit my target score. It sometimes doesn’t sink in that the GMAT is a test of logic, but TTP focuses on that more than anything. The course gives you the basic knowledge needed for Quant and Verbal, but then takes it one step further and ties every section together to give you the thinking mindset you need. All questions except IR are now included in the course and even if you think you’ve mastered a particular section, I can guarantee you that TTP will show you, not only a better way, but a faster way as well. A great example of this is their newly released reading comprehension section. I always scored 85% or higher on RC but it wasn’t until I went through the section on reading comprehension that I realized that, while I was getting the right answers, I was getting to them in the absolutely most inefficient way possible. Once I went through the course’s content on reading comprehension, I noticed that I was able to improve on critical reasoning as well due to the sudden increase in time available to do these questions. Ultimately by the end of my test prep, TTP taught me probably the most valuable thing I needed to know about the GMAT: the test isn’t hard because the concepts are difficult, the test is hard because they apply the concepts in an unfamiliar way. TTP teaches you how to apply what you’ve learned to any situation even if you’ve never seen it before. I highly recommend this test prep company.

I cannot say enough good things about Target Test Prep.   The course truly gave me every single tool I needed to earn my desired score on my first attempt at the GMAT. I started studying for the GMAT approximately 10 months ago. As an English Major and avid reader/writer, I knew that I’d need all the help I could get when it came to Quant proficiency. I started by going through Manhattan’s “Foundations of Math” book, then I jumped into the Official Guide. After a few days of work with the OG, I realized that I’d need to dive much deeper into the quantitative subject matter to become comfortable with of the material that could potentially be tested. Additionally, I realized that I required more structure than what was offered by the self-paced “study out of a book” method. After some research (YouTube, Reddit, GMAT Club) into online test prep companies, I chose Target Test Prep. The testimonies painted a picture of an incredibly thorough course that, through repetition and genuine learning of concepts, gave students the confidence and ability to solve any type of question thrown their way.   Target Test Prep lived up to the reviews, and to my expectations. The course (Quant/Verbal) took me nine months to complete. I remember some of the reviewers of the TTP course stating that the thoroughness of the curriculum seemed, at times, like "overkill." But overkill was exactly what I wanted. The curriculum covered each concept at the level of depth required for me to gain/ensure a complete understanding of the mathematics, grammar, and logic, rather than teaching gimmicks or “test hacking” strategies. By the time I sat for the test, I was fully confident that no question would surprise me.   To conclude, I have to shout out the TTP staff. The chat functionality on the TTP website allows students to ask questions and provide instantaneous feedback. The TTP team personally answered all of my questions in a timely and helpful manner. TTP comes with my highest recommendation!

My entire strategy depended on TTP and honestly, I couldn't have progressed as rapidly without it. Assessing my progress without the analytical dashboard would have been a chore. The ability to create custom practice tests made it very easy for me to try my weaknesses and focus on what mattered. The quantity and quality of the exercises and solutions are simply outstanding. Furthermore, the TTP team was extremely responsive to all my questions and supportive throughout the process. Do yourself a favor and give it a try, you won't regret it.

The first time I wrote the GMAT, I scored a 700. While I did well on verbal (V42), I was well below my target score of 50 on Quant (I scored Q43). I didn't know what to do since I had exhausted all of the OG Quant practice questions and even though I was able to answer those questions well, my abilities weren't being reflected on the actual exam. I knew I needed to invest in a course that would break down the different types of quant questions and teach the theoretical concepts so that I could effectively answer higher-level quant questions. This is where TTP came in.   I came across some reviews for TTP on gmatclub and thought I'd sign up for the 5-day trial. The trial allowed me to access the entire course and see that it was broken down into sections for the different questions types. I was able to determine which exact sections I was weak in and use the practice tests and lessons to improve my skills. I subscribed to TTP's flexible plan and completed all of the quant lessons and practice tests in a few months. It took me a while to get through the course since I was travelling and working, but I think you could probably complete the quant portion in a month depending on your starting skill level and availability.  I saw an immediate improvement in my quant skills after completing TTP. I was consistently scoring a Q50 or Q51 on the official GMAT practice exams (from mba.com) and knew I was ready for the actual exam. I scored a Q50 on my actual GMAT exam and finished the quant section with 5 minutes to spare! This was a huge improvement since I wasn't even able to finish the quant section that first time I wrote the GMAT.   I wouldn't have been able to score in the 99th percentile without TTP. I love how the course breaks down the different concepts into sections and offers questions of differing difficulty levels so that you're able to assess how well you're doing. TTP is the gold standard for GMAT courses and I couldn't recommend it enough!

I work full-time and haven’t studied for a test since graduating college, so I knew that I needed a prep course that would not only be effective but also keep me motivated. TTP turned out to be the perfect course for me.   TTP has thorough explanations of concepts and covers all the Quant content you need to know. It also does a great job of providing in-depth explanations alongside summaries of key takeaways. Although I mainly used TTP for Quant, the parts of the Verbal course I did were similarly spectacular.  When studying with other prep materials, I fell into the trap of learning content but soon forgetting it. With TTP, I avoided this trap because TTP does a great job of incorporating questions throughout each chapter, and also including review quizzes that test your knowledge of previous chapters. Through the numerous questions that TTP provided, I was able to really solidify my understanding of Quant concepts.  Other than the great content, the platform is really well thought out and has many features that made my preparation even more effective. For example, TTP’s progress bars for each chapter, which kept me motivated to study even after a long work day. I also loved using TTP’s custom tests to build my own problem sets. The customizable settings meant that I could do problems that I felt would be most effective for me, and I especially liked creating custom tests of questions at a certain difficulty level, questions belonging to specific topic(s), or only questions that I had previously gotten incorrect. Best of all, TTP has such a large question bank that I didn’t have to worry about repeating problems. I also found TTP’s note-taking and bookmark features incredibly user friendly, and I really appreciated being able to easily review trickier content in the days leading up to my test.   Thank you TTP for building the best test prep platform and helping me achieve my target score!

I heard about TTP from a friend, and immediately decided it was the best course for myself. I had tried to self-study using Manhattan Prep and the official GMAC test prep books, but honestly TTP blows them both out of the water.   The course is personalized from the get go, and every user is able to set their own target score, which modifies the difficulty of the study plan. I only had three weeks to prep, and during this time I was able to go from a 690 to a 760... as a non-native English speaker! I honestly cannot recommend this course enough!