700 is not that tough to crack - Thanks to eGMAT

After almost studying for 6 months on my own, I finally gave my GMAT was shattered to see the 650 score which was nowhere near my target score of 700 or above. At this point, I really could not figure out what I did wrong and which area to work upon to improve my score on 2nd attempt. Being an Indian, I was good in Quant but my verbal performance really let me down. While I was confident that I still had it in me to break the 700 barrier, I really could not figure out How! It was at this time that I came across few debriefs, all that had one thing in common in their success story - eGMAT.

I attended the 1st free strategy session of eGMAT, only to realize things which I never really knew. I was taken aback by the realization that eGMAT team made during the session. I felt like a fool to not have even touched upon such aspects and to have gone ahead and appeared for the test. I planned to take up the course. With each module , there were some really key realizations and learnings that no book really gave me.

SC:

Meaning is the key. The examples , the carefully curated modules to make one realize its importance is phenomenal. The scholaranium is the biggest resource for verbal , I feel , after official guides. The quality of questions and solutions to each and every option to make one realize the errors is brilliantly articulated. As per the study plan given by egmat, I followed every step and I could see my accuracy as well as my time hit the optimum point.

CR:

The pre-thinking approach advocated by trainers in egmat is a second to none. None of the approach is as effective and accurate once you get into the 700+ level questions.

I strongly recommend anyone who needs a command over GMAT verbal to be taking this course for sure.