ExamPAL is truly wonderful ExamPAL is truly wonderful. It gives great quality teaching with examples and practices as if you're in a one on one classroom. Best part is, it's free! Not being able to afford expensive learning material lowered my confidence for the GMAT. But thanks to ExamPAL I'm absolutely confident I'll get a good score.

Great website for studying really … Great website for studying really helpful amazing algo used for adaptive learning, tutors really help if you get stuck anywhere, conducive enviorment for learning. I will recommend to everyone to go through this for learning ... thums up for PAL.. appreciate their efforts...keep up the good work

680 GMAT score on my first try! 680 GMAT score on my first try! ExamPAL has been instrumental in my GMAT preparation. The lessons are very clear and I love how the course really focuses on teaching cognitive flexibility (which is what GMAT actually tests) and real test strategies vs simply teaching you the concepts. And should the online resources not be enough for you, their staff is always available to answer your specific questions. Their price point is also unbeatable given all they offer in the package, thus making all other expensive GMAT courses simply not worth it.

The free videos are great to prepare on low budget! The free videos are great to prepare on low budget and I’m sure everyone staring with these videos considers to upgrade all the time. But even without upgrading the learning effect just through the free stuff is amazing. First the Intro videos to recap basic knowledge and to get a first impression on how to solve specific question types on the GMAT and second the Lesson videos to deepen the understanding. These videos make it fun to learn!

Great for GMAT beginners! I've been trying to find the right platform that will help me quickly improve my GMAT score. The structure of the courses makes it very easy to follow. Because of the nice visuals/graphics, it makes studying more enjoyable (almost like a game)? It does a good job analyzing what my forte is, and what isn't. I would recommend this to someone who is just starting their GMAT study prep and needs help with creating a structured study plan.