e-GMAT's LMP Program helped me improve my GMAT score!

My GMAT journey started 3 months back after I had already attempted actual GMAT with a 655 and a 49th percentile in Verbal section. I knew I wanted to increase my verbal score and that’s when I came across the Last Mile Push Program (LMP) of e-gmat.

Things that stood out to me -

1.Dedicated Mentorship:

I was assigned a personal mentor, Rashmi, who helped me strategically plan milestones throughout my GMAT preparation to ensure I achieved the desired sub-section percentiles that would lead me to my target score. GMAT success is not just about mastering the subject but also about having a solid strategy and sticking to it. The team at e-GMAT is incredibly accessible, with doubts and questions being resolved within 24 hours.

2.Pre-thinking and Mastering Comprehension:

These two strategies were pivotal in helping me improve my Verbal Reasoning score from the 49th to the 94th percentile. While there are mixed opinions about the pre-thinking method, I found it highly effective. Pre-thinking forces you to fully grasp the passage before analyzing it, which improves comprehension. Moreover, it aids in eliminating incorrect options, guiding you toward the correct answer. Mastering Comprehension not only boosts performance in Verbal but also assists in Data Interpretation (DI) and Quantitative sections, where complex question stems often obscure simple underlying concepts.

3.Extensive Question Bank:
E-GMAT’s Scholaranium platform provides an ample selection of questions for both Quantitative and DI practice, particularly focusing on GI, TA, and MSR. Their structured approach encourages smarter problem-solving. By following e-GMAT’s methodologies, I felt far more confident tackling GI, TA, and MSR questions.

4.Balance with Official Material:
I recommend that test-takers complement e-GMAT’s materials with official GMAT questions to better simulate the actual test environment. While some of e-GMAT’s questions can be more difficult than what you may encounter on the GMAT, it’s crucial to use judgment in managing time during preparation.