GMAT Focus 56Hrs| Quant & Data Insights| GMAT 760 Instructor (Udemy.com)

Amazing course. My GMAT exam is in 15 days. Started this course 3 days ago. Instructor is great and I personally found the course to be really comprehensive and contained with a lot of practice questions (and timed tests). Couple the course with official mocks and other coaching mocks and you're good to go. For me Data Insights is absolutely new topic with no prior experience in Data Sufficiency or other DI question types. But, I can tell you that instructor has explained all the questions very well. You wouldn't need to refer other sources for understanding concepts/question types. PS: I've prepared for CAT before so lot of Quant concepts were already familiar to me and therefore I'm able to complete this course in 4-5 days. Others would require around a month to cover each topic paired with in-depth of that topic using Official guide (or OG sectional books).

All of the required topics are covered in detail and lots of pointers are provided. This course will help you cement your mathematical ability. The course does not prepare you for the speed at which you need to answer questions on the actual GMAT. I would recommend doing timed questions from something like Magoosh or the official GMAT mock papers.

I wanted to express my gratitude for the fantastic learning experience this course provided. The instructor's expertise and teaching style made challenging math concepts feel accessible and manageable. The course materials were comprehensive, well-organized, and packed with useful tips and strategies. Highly recommended for anyone preparing for the GMAT!

This course is more application oriented- hence it is easy to understand the concepts from application, If there's one area of improvement- that would be to have equal time for explaining higher order reasoning and conclusions, as he is currently spending on explaining basic/primary reasoning and conclusions.

It is a really helpful course as it gives you a structure to follow (especially if you are a visual learner that needs someone to explain things to you). However, if you were raised in an english system, some of the terminology used in this course does not correspond and some questions are written with some grammar errors, which will confuse you, unfortunately (examples below). Enough so that it slowed my learning noticeably. In essence, there are some language barriers that can confuse you if you are an english native speaker (E.G. we use PEMDAS (because the typical symbol used is a parentheses - not a "bracket") V.S. BODMAS - in this case it is irrelevant because it's not a tough concept, but this is just one example of many) There were also a couple questions that did not make sense -> E.G. A question in a quiz asked for how many Liters of a mixture there was in a bucket after a set of tasks were completed (actual question -> "how many liters of the mixture is there in the bucket."). This means "how many Liters of this mixture are now left after completing the tasks" if you phrase it the way the question did. The instructor then explained in the review that we were looking for how many Ls there were initially, which is not what the question states and meant I got the wrong answer in the quiz (which confused me a lot at the time and the insecurity going forward in the quiz didn't help either) Overall, it is a great course, but I would hesitate to recommend it because of the terminology differences and grammar mistakes, that made a difficult subject to learn that more challenging. Normally, this wouldn't be an issue, but because I needed to study complex topics in a short period of time, the extra confusion and insecurities gained from these misunderstandings were not worth it.

All the topics are covered and explained in a detailed and simple way. I do recommend this course to whoever are preparing for their GMAT exam. This course teaches concepts and simultaneously allows us to solve concept problems, a method, which improves learning and implementation.

Though there are certain areas/concepts I would say are missing , but definitely a lot many concepts and tricks which have been covered here , have not been covered in courses by others ... Icing on the cake is the pricing of the course .... a must read for those targeting high score ...

I really liked this course, and found it very comprehensive. Jackson has meticulously designed the course structure and prudently selected the sequencing of concepts. I felt both adequately coached and intellectually challenged at various points in the course to get a very holistic learning experience overall. Would highly recommend this to anyone preparing for GMAT.

This is a great review for anyone who is hoping to brush up on their quant skills going into the GMAT. I did my first practice exam 6 weeks before my exam date and scored a 640, with the quant section being the main area that I needed to improve on. After 12 years, I got in touch with my high school math teacher who forwarded me grade 11 and 12 textbooks, which were helpful, but honestly, just too much content to get through in a short time. I found this course on Udemy, and found it to be very helpful because it is broken out so clearly and the instructor has a very good way of explaining the concepts. There were probably only 2-3 times in the whole 40 hours where I knew that there was a faster way to solve the problems. Also, because Udemy has the function available to speed up, if you are reasonably familiar with certain sections, you can watch it at 2.0x, etc. Anyway, long story short, I got 710 on my GMAT yesterday, with a 48/51 on the quant section and purchased this course only 30 days before that. (Don't get me wrong, I put in a lot of hours in those days, but I still think that's a great result.) This plus the official practice questions and exams, and online forums for particular questions was the key to my success, but the practice questions don't give you any indication about the breadth of concepts or whether you're anywhere near being familiar with all of them. This course was critical for that - thank you very much!

Great course! I just went through all the concepts and am about to start working on some problem questions that I saved for later. I solved several easier problem questions and Jackson provides great explanations to guide me through how to solve better or more efficient. I am not good at math but Jackson provides great solutions step by step to make it easier to understand math. There are some sections that I don't understand how to solve questions but Jackson promptly replies to your questions. This is very important for me to understand the material thoroughly and to move forward to the next question with confidence. Overall, 5 stars both on course material and instructor's attentiveness! Highly recommend this course to everyone who is preparing for GMAT.