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i purchased a couple manhattan prep books, ets's official guide, different phone apps, etc. yet i ended up using magoosh's online application almost exclusively. i work full time and was only able to study after work and weekends. i was exhausted most nights after work before i even sat down to study... without the structure that magoosh provides i would not have been able to be nearly as effective. i did not want to take the test more than once and my target was a 330. i scored a 331; what else can i say? magoosh was literally a fraction of the price of the other paid resources. it has everything you need, trust me.

magoosh helped keep me on track, at a much lower price point than other test prep systems. i followed the one-month plan, and was happy to do small pieces of prep each day. while i couldn't keep up the pace with a full-time job (as the guide warned me), i still believe magoosh helped me a lot. i learned general strategies (number sense, not looking at the verbal answers without my own answer), a sense for timing, and most importantly, i always had a plan to follow so i couldn't second-guess myself.

math lessons were super helpful and reflected questions i saw on the test!

magoosh provided many helpful tools for me to relearn my old math skills and teach me some new concepts. the small tools to speed up problem solving served me extremely well.

magoosh helped me set reasonable expectations and provided resources and practice problems that reflected what i saw on the real exam.

study material, test taking skills, the videos are extremely helpful, answer explanations, practice tests

the verbal section helped me a lot on how to tackle certain problems. i really enjoyed watching videos that chris taught.

the tutorial videos helped me refresh my memory on concepts that i hadn’t used in years, and the video explanations for practice problems helped me see where my thought process went wrong.

learn the problem types on the test and master the content as its applied on the test. helped with timing of problems too.

magoosh has study schedules.

the instructional videos, practice tests, and vocab resources really helped!

practice qs and vocabulary flashcards

it showed me questions of similar difficulty to the gre.

gave me structure for my one month of studying

very helpful strategies, content review, but most importantly, study plans were hugely helpful in staying accountable to goals

study material on magoosh is pretty exhaustive and the best part is the video lectures. the video explanations for the practice questions are extremely useful. i would totally recommend it as it gives you a very flexible study plan that too from the comfort of your home.

helped me to focus on what was important.

i found both the lessons and the practise questions very helpful. also the tips on awa were useful too.

hey magoosh!
thanks a lot for the lecture videos & the guide resources.

magoosh was very helpful for the below pointers:
1. the "dashboard" is parallel to none right now in gre preparations. it is the best online resource available, as compared to other resources available.

2. the lectures helped me tremendously. rather than directly jumping onto the questions, reviewing the lectures on the same to know the problem solving approach did wonders for me.

3. online help is another very impressive feature. i contacted a gre guide online and we discussed about personalized test pacing, which suits me. that was of great help during the exam.

4. flashcards were of vast utility, and the sync between the app and the online resource on my pc was commendable and helpful as well.

all in all, it was an amazing experience! i'll be preparing for toefl now which is booked on 21st september.
(and i hope you guys contact me for a discount on your toefl material once you've gone throught my review as well, it'll be highly appreciated :p )

time management strategies and typical questions

magoosh was extremely helpful, i was able to get a great feel for the types of questions that would be on the exam. in addition, there were some questions that closely matched the practice questions that were presented in magoosh.

i had never taken the gre before and going into the exam i was nervous, i really had no idea what to expect. however, once i sat down and began taking the exam i realized that it very familiar due to the magoosh practice i had done. not only were the questions similar, but i knew what types of sections to expect (2 writing passages, 2 quant, 2 verbal, and 1 bonus). i really appreciate all the help, it helped me hit the score i was aiming for. thank you again!

helped me review material for the test. specifically how to tackle the verbal questions and refreshed my memory of math topics that i hadn’t studied since high school

practice sections and video lectures.

the vocabulary flashcards helped a lot in the verbal section. and i watched some math lessons and learned to write the issue and argument the right way.

it helped me most by having a question bank with video explanations to each question. i learned new tricks from watching the answer videos even if i got the question right to learn more content.

math — definitely probability