Manhattan Prep vs Medify

Manhattan Prep provides preparation for the GMAT, Executive Assessment and GRE through web, iOS and Android offerings. Its GRE course, Interact for GRE, combines adaptive instructor videos, flashcard-style drills, quizzes, GRE-like questions and video explanations. The course includes 74 interactive video lessons, 13 full-length practice tests, thousands of practice problems and drills, and a Qbank of more than 2,500 questions. Access is available for one, three or six months, with an option to add a month after access expires. A seven-day free trial does not require a credit card. Interact for GRE works on desktop and laptop computers and iPad; the GRE mobile app for iOS and Android includes questions, drills, flashcards, quizzes and progress statistics. The GMAT app plans list questions, flashcards, quizzes, explanations and progress statistics. Online one-to-one GRE tutoring is also offered. Manhattan Prep advertises a higher-score guarantee for GRE preparation subject to conditions. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in New York.

Medify is a web-based study platform for preparing for UCAT, GAMSAT, interviews, and A Levels. Its question bank contains 20,000 questions, and full-length mock tests are available. The paid plans list the same course areas, along with practice questions with explanations, mock exams, and performance analytics. A free plan includes study notes, a guidebook, and a work experience map. The platform supports web and mobile web access. The Free plan costs nothing. Weekly costs £15 a month, Monthly costs £30 a month, and Yearly costs £210 a year. The Weekly plan lists the full UCAT, GAMSAT, Interviews, and A Levels courses, as do the Monthly and Yearly plans. Medify was founded in 2009 and is based in London, England.