- $24.99
- Category: Education
- Versions: 2 archived
- Installable: 2 of 2
- Seller: GMAT Club Community
- com.gmatclub.GMATToolKit
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| February 19, 2010 | 1.3.0 | — | 23 | $9.99 |
| July 14, 2011 | 1.6.0 | — | 155 | $24.99 |
| January 14, 2012 | — | — | 174 | $24.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25This app is perfect for studying ANYWHERE. Just make sure you get it on iPad too (way easier for quant problems). I used this and only this for 6 weeks and got a 770 my first and only attempt. I can't promise that's standard, but if you honestly take the time to understand the explanations and do this for an hour or two every day, you'll certainly improve your score. My only complaint is that some of the problems were awkwardly/incorrectly worded. But that was rare, and definitely didn't outweigh the perks. <br/><br/>One important note: with apps like this you immediately find out what you did wrong, instead of doing 30 problems and then trying to remember where you messed up. This is INTEGRAL to fixing repetitive mistakes, which = success.
It is a good app for practice, but it does not in any way replace study courses. It should be used as a supplement only.
A must have with an iPad !!!!
This app is PERFECT,what really a GMAT warrior needs!!!!!!!!!!
I should have listened to the negative reviews, but I thought that they were from the small population of consumers that can never be satisfied. Moreover, I thought that with all the positive reviews something must have been amiss, unfortunately the negative reviews are right. <br/><br/>This app is worthless unless you buy the books from its sponsors (Kaplan, GMAC, Manhattan, etc.), but even then it's worthless since those physical books will have the answers and explanations you seek. What's the point of this app then? It touts to track your answers, but you can do that yourself, especially for $25 USD. <br/><br/>The point of this app is to generate leads for the materials and courses of companies like Kaplan, GMAC, Manhattan, etc. That's how the developer makes money; he doesn't care about you. <br/><br/>I even went as far as to buy one of the interactive books for $9.99. And guess what? You need a physical copy of the book from a sponsor for it to be "interactive". There is nothing here you can't get free online. I just wasted $35 USD and will be seeking a refund. <br/><br/>The free version of this app leaves you confused as to what the paid app really offers. Please know that this is done on purpose; pure marketing smoke. <br/><br/>PLEASE LISTEN TO THE NEGATIVE REVIEWS. THEY ARE RIGHT! PLEASE DON'T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKES WE DID!
I have searched countless times for an App that would allow me to spend less time playing angry birds but more time studying for GMAT. lol. Finally found it.
A must-have app for everyone aiming at 700+ score. It has a lot of questions with good explanations and keeps all stats together. I got the sentence correction guide in interactive format and it's just simply awesome. I wish I could get other books in the same format. Overall, it's worth every cent.
Very impressive app. It was all I used to study and I did quite well. Very user-friendly, great explanations. Tutorials were excellent - not too much not too little. Difficult to imagine a better app for this purpose.
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