After two months of research into the best GMAT coaching options and taking students feedback, I have reached the following conclusions:

Core Competencies and Market Reputation

• Jamboree

Core Strengths: Renowned for its long-standing legacy in the industry.

Format: Offers both traditional Classroom sessions and Live Online classes.

Price Range: $430 – $650

• EduShastra

Core Strengths: Highly regarded for its verified teachers credentials/Score-cards and personalized learning experiences.

Format: Provides both Classroom and Live Online options.

Price Range: $139 – $519

• Target Test Prep (TTP)

Core Strengths: A leader in comprehensive, self-paced online study.

Format: Primarily utilizes high-quality recorded video modules.

Price Range: $350 – $1,799

• e-GMAT

Core Strengths: Known for its highly structured curriculum and specialized expertise in the Verbal section.

Format: Primarily based on recorded video content, supplemented by select Live Online classes.

Price Range: $350 – $600

Faculty Pedigree and Transparency

Jamboree: Center specific faculty. No known face.

EduShastra: Credentials and Score cards provided online (Vipul Parashar, Manohar sir).

e-GMAT: Faculty - No GMAT Score Card Proof

Target Test Prep (TTP): Faculty - No GMAT Score Card Proof

Market Reach (YouTube Community)

EduShastra: 342k subscribers

e-GMAT: 72k subscribers

Target Test Prep (TTP): 11.5k subscribers

Jamboree: 15.7k subscribers

Hey everyone! I keep seeing people mention that maintaining an error log is really helpful for GMAT preparation but I honestly have no idea how to build one or where to start.

Do I just write down the questions I got wrong? Should I also include the ones I got right after guessing? What details should I track for each question?

Would love to hear how you all set up your error logs and whether it actually helped you improve your scores. Any simple templates or advice would be really appreciated. Thanks!