Specialist prep organization Target Test Prep recently announced the launch of an AI chatbot tailored specifically towards the GMAT, the premier admissions test used by applicants to more than 2,400 business schools worldwide.
Dubbed ‘TTP AI Assist’, the new tool is offered as part of the Target Test Prep GMAT preparation course. The organization, which offers a range of resources including self-study courses and private tutoring packages, aims for the chatbot to provide candidates with personalized, on-demand assistance without demanding any additional costs.
The tool is designed with knowledge of key GMAT concepts and strategies, able to tailor its responses to specific users and provide them instantaneously to help test takers develop their understanding.
“TTP AI Assist enhances opportunities for all GMAT takers to excel by providing an affordable alternative to one-to-one tutoring to make high-quality test prep more equitable and available,” said Scott Woodbury-Stewart, founder and CEO of Target Test Prep.
Prior to launching the AI chatbot, Target Test Prep says it undertook three months of testing with students to ensure the tool provided responses that were relevant for the GMAT exam and accurate. Feedback noted the tool’s effective personalization and support which adapted to test takers’ individual needs, the organization said.
“In a rapidly advancing landscape where higher education and edtech are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence, TTP AI Assist emerges as a trailblazer, being one of the first AI-powered chatbots specifically designed to support GMAT preparation,” Woodbury-Steward added.
“TTP AI Assist harnesses the power of AI to revolutionize learning experiences, advancing Target Test Prep’s mission to provide effective, innovative test prep that creates a level playing field for all students.”
