Target Test Prep Reviews & Ratings 2026

I used TTP right from the beginning of my GMAT journey after reading a lot of reviews from different courses. TTP provides a very extensive, well structured course for both verbal and quant, with lots of practice questions and tests that result in a huge bank of questions. The explanations to every question are very clear and, when applicable, include some shortcuts/tips that help you solve the question faster.   The platform is very user friendly, easy to follow and allows you to create your own personalized study plan according to your timeline and available hours per week. It also gives you metrics according to your performance, something that really helped me to focus my practice on my weaker subjects.   The service is also great. I only contacted the TTP team on a couple of occasions (because since everything was so clear I didn't need to), but when I did I got their answers pretty quickly. Also, 1 week before my GMAT my TTP plan ended (something I did not have in mind) and I had nowhere else to practice that last week, so I wrote to the team asking if there was any way to access my study plan for one more week and they were super nice and gave me an extra week for free.   I am very happy with the TTP results, as I managed to get a 730 (Q49, V40). I highly recommend TTP! 

Target Test Prep was a huge help for me to bring my score up from 710 to 720. Back in 2020, I hadn't used Target Test Prep and achieved a 710; however, I struggled to move my Quant score above the Q47 range and I felt my verbal score was at or near the max I would be able to achieve. I knew that I needed to think about my studying approach differently, so I used Target Test Prep. Target Test Prep's program made sure that I knew everything I could've possibly needed to for Quant. I ended up completing about 95% of the program and every time I walked into the test, I felt confident about the Quant section as I had already seen every type of question hundreds of times through TTP. This was a huge difference from when I took the test back in 2020 and felt anxious each time about the Quant section. Ultimately, Target Test Prep helped me bring my score up to a 720 through a Quant increase from 47 to 49! I had always been concerned about being under the 720 mark so I'm very grateful I used Target Test Prep to help me get to the score I was hoping for.

My GMAT journey began in July, when I figured that I need to start preparing for the exam right away - considering that admissions to masters courses would probably start in October. I had roughly 2-3 months to study for the test and attempt it thereafter.   I started preparing with some free resources on YouTube. After a couple of weeks of doing this, I attempted an official practice exam to gauge my strengths & weaknesses. I got a 610. The score was surely in the range that I expected considering I wasn't in touch with various concepts like geometry, permutations & combinations. Additionally, I realised that the verbal used in the GMAT was extremely different to what I was taught through school and university. What sounded right to me was in most cases wrong, and I knew I had my work cut out.  I subscribed to TTP after speaking to a couple friends who got a great score. They recommended TTP.   The platform in itself is extremely comprehensive. It divides the entire course into various topics. You're expected to study each individual topic and attempt tests of that particular topic. It also creates a study plan for you considering your timelines and personalises the course for you. You're expected to get a certain target score in each topic. You can go through the concepts repeatedly until you get the target score. Each topic has multiple tests in 3 difficulties, so there's no lack of practice questions! As you go through this process for each topic, you automatically get better and more confident in these topics.  I repeated this for each topic. Once I was done with the whole course, I attempted the official practice tests on mba.com. Focused on time management and that was essentially it.  I'd recommend TTP for most people who are studying for the GMAT. The verbal is a little hard to study through, but if you focus through it, you see the questions differently and instinctively see errors. You could also couple the verbal course along with free videos on YouTube for whichever topic you feel you're lacking in. For quant, it is absolutely optimal.  Since there is a lot of reading, it is essential that you have your mind fully prepped, how you do that is up to you. I worked out, played football and meditated daily and made sure I was in the right headspace to study.  This is what worked for me. Keep in mind that TTP is extremely comprehensive. That's good if you need the extra reinforcement, like I needed. But if you're short on time, you wouldn't be able to complete the course. If you have time on your hands, I'd recommend the course 100%.  All the best!

When I began my GMAT journey I started with a 560. I spent 3 months using other GMAT study prep resources in conjunction with the OG resources, and ended up getting a score of 610. I decided that I needed to try a different resource, one that was much more thorough, and took a chance with TTP's 4 month dedicated study, and it was the best decision I made. The course is long and thorough, but if you follow their instructions/recommendations on how to approach the course and its material, you will reach your target score. It was helpful not only for quant, but also for verbal. When I began my journey, SC was my weakest point, and on my official GMAT I got a 100% on SC. I got a 730 on my official GMAT.

I first heard about Target Test Prep late last December from a friend after having a dismal experience with some of the big banner names. TTP's program boasted rave reviews that piqued my curiosity. A week into the free trial, TTP's superiority was clear as day and made me go for the 6-month maximum learning program without any second thoughts.  The platform has an immaculate user interface and a meticulously designed course structure - things that matter the most to me. The curriculum is a pure goldmine of knowledge that is free of any fluff or gimmicks, something I believe that really makes a difference if your aim is to go full throttle on the test and not just "settle".  I also regularly attended TTP's weekly webinars - Thursdays with Jeff and Fridays with Marty - which were one of the best things to happen and became my go-to. These really helped me cement the concepts, practice real exam-like problems, and keep in track with studies even when work got overwhelming.  TTP instructors have a rich and acclaimed background in GMAT coaching, and an ever-so-calm and confident outlook that instilled a massive confidence in me, and I attribute every single bit of my score to them. Cheers to this incredible team! :)

I brought my score up 40 points from a 730 (47V/44Q) to a 770 (48V/49Q). I've always been a good test taker, but I was frustrated that my quant score on my 730 was much lower compared to my verbal. I realized after some diagnostic tests that, while I had a good foundation in most of the math skills, I had small gaps in my knowledge and I was taking too much time with unstructured approaches. Lastly, I realized I was suffering from nerves.  TTP helped fix all of that. Through their bottoms-up approach, I was able to start from the ground and work my way up to the most difficult problems. All of the gaps in my knowledge were filled in. Their structured approach was also helpful. With rate problems, for example, I would often have scribbles all over my page, making mistakes easy. TTP provided a consistent, reliable, organized way to solve these types of problems (and others) that made me get them almost 100% of the time in much less time than I would've taken otherwise. I was also able to get at the heart of problems without having to guess and check like I might've on others.  While the above are important, I think TTP also taught me a beneficial mindset on how to approach the test. Before, I relied on smarts and would get frazzled if I didn't know the answer to a problem. TTP stressed that I needed to do so much practice and be so good that I couldn't possibly screw it up. Being able to walk into the test with this confidence was a game changer.  Finally, the chat function was extremely helpful. I appreciated the prompt responses and in-depth answers to my questions. I could tell the staff wanted me to succeed and put the time in to do so.  Thank you!

Review text: Personally, I like managing my own schedule so a private tutor was not an option for me so I was looking for one of the many online course available. I decided to start my GMAT journey with the 6 months plan on TTP after reading many positive reviews here and in other websites. The TTP course was beyond my expectations in terms of quality and I'm glad I decided to subscribe to it. The course is really comprehensive and has a clear study plan. They somehow managed to explain every topic in an easy and understandable way. I felt pretty confident after finishing the lessons and quiz simulations and managed to land my goal score on my first try at the official so I'm pretty happy and definitely recommend using TTP

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!