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| All Reviews > e-GMAT > e-GMAT Online Intensive > Review Comments |
December 12, 2022
Strengths:
Meaning based approach in the verbal section.
Would make the product better:
Difficulty of Quant section was slightly higher than the difficulty of the actual GMAT.
I decided to prepare for GMAT earlier this year (2022). I started my preparation by giving an official mock, in which I scored 630. I immediately knew Verbal is my weak area and I need to improve the same. After practicing few questions from OG, I had little to no improvement in my score. This is when I decided to opt for a coaching. After extensive research, I decided to go for eGMAT course. This was one of my best decisions.
I started the course with Master Comprehension to understand the basics of a sentence. This part was really important for me as it helped me set a foundation for myself. After building my basics, I started with Sentence Correction, which was always the most difficult part for me. I gave 1.5 months to complete SC. But after the completion of the SC course, I was confident enough to answer these questions. The meaning based approach to solving the SC questions helped me a lot.
I then started off with RC and CR. I used to score pretty well in RC, but my CR scores were fluctuating continuously. This is when Rida (eGMAT mentor) provided me several extra videos to study from. These videos really helped me boost my CR scores.
I was pretty good with Quant, so I did not put much effort on it. I just practiced some topic quizzes and gave some mocks.
I decided to give my first attempt in August last week, and I scored 670 (Q47 V35).
I decided to put my focus on Quant now and practiced lot of questions of varied difficulty level. I again appeared for second attempt in mid November. This time I scored 710 (Q50 V35).
I would really like to thank eGMAT for being there with me throughout my GMAT journey and providing me the best content available for the exam.
For those who are starting their GMAT journey, I would highly recommend them to opt for eGMAT course and see the results themselves.
Dear harshit0609,
Congratulations on the 710! This is Rida, your mentor. I am so glad to have been a part of your journey!
I am glad to see the effort and diligence you have put into reaching your GMAT goals. You put in your 150% to learn and master concepts and processes that would guarantee success. The importance you placed on Master Comprehension and the basic unit of GMAT Verbal- a sentence- shows that you understood the importance of a strong foundation. This attitude carried over to other subsections, such as in SC, where, as we can see below, you gave it your all to achieve perfection in learning-
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/harshit0609-SC-Course-Perfection
It is wonderful that this focus on process, and the work you put into ensured you eliminated weaknesses and had consistentperformance clearly paid off in a V35. As seen below, your stats on Scholaranium clearly show that you were primed to reach your target score!
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/harshit0609-Perdictable-V35
Thank you for your feedback on the Quant questions. Preparing for the GMAT is akin to preparing for battle- it is better to be well-equipped to answer any type of question that comes your way.
All the very best for your next steps!
Regards,
Rida