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| All Reviews > e-GMAT > e-GMAT Online 360 > Review Comments |
March 19, 2023
Strengths:
Course material is a strength
Their Support team is very resourceful
Would make the product better:
The verbal section needs AI.
Support team can be proactive in asking if their students have difficulties
I didnt talk to the support team until i had severe difficulties.I would've probably done the prep faster if the support team were in constant touch with me since the very start instead of waiting for me to ask for help
The links that are sent to Us when we ask for help should be readily available in our dashboard
ie- for trouble in Verbal watch this video on visualisation by harsha
It will help a lot of students
I had a score improvement of 130 points.
I went from being super weak in verbal from v22 to v35
The main USP is the help/support
I suggest everyone to be in constant touch with the egmat support team.Talk to them atleast once a week and ask them for tips and vids to improve
ask them for help they are the best out there.
I was struggling with everything in verbal
I reached out to the support team in desperation they sent links to videos which helped me a lot.
All i want to say to people reading this is
Make sure you give yourself adequate time for prep
I thought i would complete my prep in 2 months but actually felt like i was never prepared
Finally even though i still felt like i needed more time
I just booked a date and gave the exam
You dont need to be perfect at the first try
Please dont think the way i did
I thought i will first perfect myself and then book the exam date.This led me to go in to a downward spiral where i was prepping day in and day out without any foreseeable date.
Just book the exam date and give it
You can iterate on it if you feel like you need better
Dear aymankhan92,
Congratulations on your score of 680 with a Q48 and a V35! A 130-point improvement overall and a 13-point improvement in Verbal is a phenomenal achievement and everyone here at e-GMAT is so happy to have been a part of your journey.
You were always willing to understand where you were going wrong and where you could improve in Verbal. The image below shows how you used the Scholaranium analytics to understand that Verbs were your weaker area in SC and then how you improved your accuracy in it from 19% to 69% by practicing the meaning-based approach on a regular basis –
Image link - https://success.e-gmat.com/aymankhan92-SC-Improvement-Through-Analytics
You did not stop yourself right there. You gave this effort in all the subsections in Verbal. Through your consistent efforts in Verbal, you got that 13-point improvement in Verbal from V22 to V35.
It was interesting to read about your approach to booking the test date. We as mentors suggest students book the exam date once they score within 10-20 points of their target range in 2 consecutive mocks. However, it is fascinating to see your improvement from your first mock to the last mock in the span of almost 5 months. The below image shows your journey from the mocks to the actual exam –
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/aymankhan92-Mock-Scores-Improvement
We appreciate all your feedback, and we strive to put forward the best experience for you and we take every feedback as an opportunity to improve further.
You have greater heights to climb, and I am sure that you can overcome any situation ahead after this journey.
All the very best for your next steps!
Regards,
Akash