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The best GMAT prep coaching depends on your needs and how you want to prepare for the GMAT.
For classroom learners, Princeton Review (Manya Group) and Jamboree Education are popular. They’ve been around for years, have trained faculty, and offer structured batches in areas like Connaught Place, Noida, and Gurgaon. Jamboree also offers doubt-clearing sessions and adaptive practice — useful if you need a clear roadmap.
If you want more flexibility, Experts’ Global is another solid option. They’re Delhi-based but offer one of the most complete online GMAT programs in India. Many say their mock tests are close to the real GMAT.
Ultimately, the “best” coaching depends on how you learn best — live classes vs. self-paced, small batches vs. large groups, and offline vs. online. It’s smart to check demo classes before deciding.
A great teacher matters — but so does your consistency. Coaching helps, but it’s your focus and practice that’ll get you that 700+ score.
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