How is the experience of preparing for GRE over an online course?

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GRE is more of an applied exam. Everyting that you learn offline can also be learnt online. If you are a self motivated learner it would not make any difference. If you wish to meet the trainer physically and constant hand holding is a necessity, then offline classes are good. Be it offline or online...
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GRE is more of an applied exam. Everyting that you learn offline can also be learnt online. If you are a self motivated learner it would not make any difference. If you wish to meet the trainer physically and constant hand holding is a necessity, then offline classes are good. Be it offline or online it is the quality of conversation that matters. How comfortable are you with your trainer matters. Its a good idea to open up and talk about your challenges and let the trainer help you. read less
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