Hi,
I am a Native Indian who just took the GMAT and scored 620 ( quant 42 , verbal 33)..I was scoring between 680-700 on practise tests so this was a bummer. Maths is something that I was uncomfortable with but I loved Verbal. I am currently in Africa for awhile and I wanted to resume my GMAT studies. I was wondering if the Manhattan online class would be able to help me identify where I went wrong and if so what class could I join? I currently work from 8 am to 5 pm and would sometimes travel to areas that might not have internet access.
Request help as I am very dejected and determined to do well on this exam.

Hi,

Thanks for your interest in our courses! It sounds like you could definitely find some use from our regular live online course. It would take you through our whole curriculum, and in the process, it would help you discover where the holes were in your previous prep that made you score lower than expected on the day of the exam. In terms of access to online resources and classes, the courses are recorded, so if you were without online access during one of your classes, you could definitely watch the recording later. However, you may want to consider a Guided Self Study option instead, if you find that you have trouble having consistent internet access at a specific time of day each week. You can find out more about our Guided Self Study Options here: http://www.manhattangmat.com/gmat-prep-self-study.cfm .

In the meantime, try browsing some of our free articles to see if you can continue to move forward with your studying. I would suggest starting here: http://www.manhattangmat.com/tags/study-tips/

Best Wishes,
Caitlin Clay
Student Services Associate
Manhattan GMAT