Yes! When you use the TTP Self-Study course, there is no need to skip over material pertaining to the previous version of the GMAT that was discontinued January 31, 2024. Our course contains only the material you need to study for the current GMAT Edition and all of the material you need to earn a top score, so your study time never goes to waste.

Yes. All TTP course plans include our award-winning Quant, Verbal, and Data Insights study materials for the GMAT Edition.

Absolutely. Regardless of whether English is your first language, if you complete the TTP course, you will achieve a significant score improvement. In fact, we’re so confident that you’ll see a higher score on your GMAT that we offer TTP users a 130-point Score Improvement Guarantee.

Super close. TTP practice questions are carefully written by experts to test exactly the same skills and concepts that the GMAT tests and provide you with the most realistic and effective test prep experience possible.

If you are on a tight timeline with your GMAT prep, there are plenty of ways to move faster through the course.

For instance, you can switch to the Accelerated Study Plan, prioritize your weakest areas, and move more quickly through topics where you are already strong. You don’t need to treat all topics equally as you go through your study plan. You can move more lightly through the areas you already handle well and spend much more time on the topics most likely to cost you points.

The same applies across sections. For example, if you’re crushing Quant and Data Insights but struggling with Verbal, you can shift your study time heavily in favor of Verbal.

The key is to use performance, not impatience, to decide where to speed up.

If reading through the course is what’s slowing you down, consider using the TTP OnDemand GMAT course. OnDemand gives you over 400 hours of pre-recorded video instruction, so you can learn the material by watching an expert teach it, rather than relying only on reading.

For many students, video lessons can make the learning process faster.

Many TTP students who are already advanced in certain GMAT topics use the course’s chapter tests strategically.

For example, you might complete 10 of 20 Number Properties chapter tests if you’re consistently scoring at a high level on the first 5 you do. However, if those initial tests expose weaknesses, that’s a signal to slow down, review more deeply, and keep practicing.

For many students, the time spent using a comprehensive course like TTP is not wasted time or inefficient studying. It’s just the time they need to do the work. It’s the process of building the solid foundation, accuracy, reasoning, and consistency needed to earn a higher score.

Remember, the GMAT doesn’t reward test-takers for making faster progress or for preparing quickly. It rewards them for being fully prepared.