Free resources and genuine advise to start prepping for GMAT

I'm an arts major working in the communications space, planning to do an MBA. I've GMAT focus books and English seemed doable on my own. I've been using online resources to study Math but I'm very confused as to what to study and how to study. So I've decided to go for a coaching but I've no idea which coaching is actually good, especially for someone who doesn't come from engineering or other Math background. Jamboree is charging over a lakh for coaching plus counselling on admissions while there's Y axis which is charging much lower at about 50k but doesn't have many reviews. I also read reviews on Jamboree being the typical marketing institute and not worth for money. Has anybody actually taken up or know anyone who has taken up GMAT coaching that helped them? It's critical I start preparing now if I have to start my MBA in 2025. As there are a lot of business folks here, I would appreciate any genuine help you can send this way. Thank you

Has anyone here prepped for GMAT? I'm looking to appear by the end of this year and looking for suggestions for test series so I can practice mocks. Please share resources where I can get good analysis as well. TIA. Happy weekend!

Need guidance and how you are preparing for GMAT

I have started preparing for GMAT. Planned to opt for Target Test Prep, bought their trial course - it’s not video based and i’ll have to read up everything, honestly not what I was looking for. But, still open to suggestions/advices from those who had TTP. Anything else apart from this? Can someone guide me pls.

Need advice on how to proceed with GMAT preparation for fall 2025. Are consultancies like careerlabs helpful or even needed for profile building?

Pretty much what the title says; I'm looking for a good platform to attend live online classes for GMAT. I have checked out some like Jamboree, TIME etc. but got very mixed reviews. Let me know if any of them are worth it, and share your experience too if you can! P.S.: Before anyone says “try self-study,” I have a lot on my plate and lack discipline smh. Classes give you a sense of accountability, plus you're paying a lot for that shit so you're immediately compelled to take it seriously lol

Hello community, I'm planning for the GMAT and wanted to know how you guys prepared for the same. Any advice on planning? What should be the score to aim if I want to get into the top 10 B schools in the US? Not very confident about my english/quant/exam writing skills as it's been 6 years since I prepared for IIT JEE (last competitive exam). Would love to hear if you have similar experiences