I'm an English native - but my foundation isn't fantastic, so my weakness is that I always to tend lean towards sentences that makes sense in my mind rather than following the proper English grammar process. So it is not a shocker when I didn't score well but it was more of frustration as I didn't know the process and there are so many things to learn!

If you experience any of the above, I would recommend verbal e-gmat. They made me understand every single process with easy to process content and videos. It was a breeze to go through the content and now I am more confident with my verbal section.

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e-GMAT has helped me to improve my understanding of verbal section. They provide really through videos which breaks down the process step by step which not many programs provide, giving you a complete understanding of the topic.

The program is intense so you have invest time to do the work and also practice, practice, practice. I would recommend to invest an hour or 2 daily. Same goes to quant work and pace yourselves time to prepare for the exam.

I would strongly recommend people (native or non-native speakers) to use this program. It is really worth the investment and you will learn to enjoy doing verbal questions, especially when you start to see the patterns.

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I was disappointed after my first attempt in GMAT. After researching a lot of options - i finally trusted e-GMAT with my preparation needs. My decision was based on a number of positive reviews of the course and the free demo sessions offered by e-GMAT. I had no clue how to approach SC, I was poor in RC and i was just average in CR. e-GMAT course taught me a systematic way to focus on the meaning aspect of things and also the pre-thinking part. These 2 little tricks went a long way and were very helpful in the process. Scholarium was of great help to assess the performance. Krishna and all the other faculties were superb and the live sessions were very helpful. Last but not the least - i still feel i could have crossed the 40 mark with a little more focus (that is the type of confidence e-GMAT gives you!). The live class curriculum also 'forced' me to be on schedule ;). I'll also write a more detailed review on my preparation effort(watch out for that ;)) but i just want to let all of you know that crossing the 700 barrier would have been difficult without the e-GMAT curriculum, Thank you e-GMAT!!

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I took the egmat verbal online course after reading a lot of positive reviews about it in various forums and now I'm happy that I took that decision.

Egmat course is very well designed. The concepts are explained through easy to understand video tutorials and well written notes.

I created my own personalized notes out of the content and kept revising them time to time.

One of the best features of this course - the biggest value in the product if you ask me, is the timed practice questions and their analysis in verbal scholaranium. With verbal scholaranium a person gets enough timed practice, analysis and feedback to easily get a 40+ score in verbal.

For a non-native speaker looking to upgrade his/her skill in verbal, I would say definitely go for this course. The investment is the best value for money.

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Egmat has helped me clear the basics with very much efficacy through its tutorials and has tons of problems to practice.
Practice questions after each tutorial are very helpful to apply the concepts learnt right then and helps to get a clarity on the application aspect.The topics are exhaustively covered .The strategies are very well explained which help in saving a lot of time on the Gmat .The scholaranium practice tests and reports regarding results present a clear analysis of the weak areas and scope of improvement which definitely helps the test taker to work on the weak areas and consequently improve .

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The level of difficulty of eGMAT Quant practice questions is good, higher than what you would expect in the GMAT exam.
However, the questions did help me prepare better because i always remained under the impression that i have a lot to improve.After solving such touch questions, solving OG questions actually became a cakewalk.However, the downside is that you might actually go low in confidence when you get too many such touch questions incorrect and your timing strategy might also go for a toss. You cannot solve such tough questions,using the timing strategy that you have in your mind.
Thanks !

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I’m a non native English speaker and e-GMAT has been invaluable to me. Some things just sound ‘incorrect’ to me but are grammatically correct. E-gmat helped me identify these types of answer choices. I highly recommend the course to anyone who’s struggling to go from a ~680 to a ~750+ On the customer support side also these guys are super helpful and were happy to answer questions within 24 hours.

Overall, highly recommended.

I've posted this before on another review but I'll do it again for the benefit of the community - The course is somewhat pricey but well worth it if you're already working and time constrained. I'm not a student anymore and don't have the time to sort through what's important and what's not - I like that e-GMAT just says: this is a problem, this is how you solve it, here's a quiz to make sure you understand, done .... onto the next one.

If you're looking for a no BS course that will bump up your GMAT score in a reasonable amount of time, I can vouch e-GMAT will help you do that. The rest is upto you.

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This is the first review am writing after facing the real GMAT exam .I can confidently say that e-Gmat is the best course for verbal in the market.
After going through so many GMAT verbal books i realized that my verbal score was not improving at all.I
was stuck in the range of 25-26.I bought e-gmat online course after reading their excellent reviews online.
After going through the online verbal course ,I improved from 25 to 34 in just 2 weeks.I finally understood the concepts
which i was not able to understand earlier for instance,the use of modifier ,sentence run on,verb tense and parallelism was always so confusing .
Finally ,on exam day i was able to get 640 in Gmat with 35 in verbal.I cant believe i improved by 10 points in just 2-3 weeks of time . Iam going to attempt the
exam again by next month and now i am close to 35-37 in my mocks.For me e-gmat made a big difference.I would suggest to those who are searching for best material and
course on GMAT verbal ,please stop wasting your time and money .Just try egmat iam sure if i can improve others can also improve.

I would highly recommend this courese to anyone who wants to improve their scores in short span of time.The course is designed
in such as way that it was fun learning through the videos along with few series of tests ,which actually helped me to correct my basics and
improve my English fundamentals.If you get your fundamentals right then no question is actually tough on GMAT.

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Quant was never an issue for me.But Verbal was always an Issue. I started my GMAT Verbal preparation by starting with few good recommended books. But on going through them the second time I realized that i had missed a lot of things and hence revisited them again. In this process I invested most of my preparation time in learning concepts than practicing.With this I gave my first attempt and it was disaster (V24,Q51).That's when i started with e-gmat verbal course.
As this was my second attempt and I was also working , course structure gave me enough encouragement to continue with my studies. The 'Correct' methodology you learn along with skillset and immediate application of them helped me a lot.And then off-course on completing the whole course there was Scholaranium to give me a very clear picture as to were i lag and which areas i need to focus on.
Thank you e-gmat for showing me a clear picture ahead when i was stuck and had no where to go.

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After 1 month, I took my first diagnostic test using the GMAT Prep software and scored 580 (Q39,V30). I honestly felt defeated because I knew I needed at least a 700+ for the top B-schools. So I decided to work on my Verbal because my SC score was really low, I re-read the MGMAT SC book but looking back now I should have accepted that my issue was not only about putting in the time needed, but also about finding a good online platform with video lectures. I have never been one to study using only books.

I re-read the MGMAT SC but I think I made my situation worse by trying to memorize all the different rules. I was hesitant about spending more money on courses but one day when I was working on some OG SC questions after work, I failed 8 out of the 10 SC questions i had solved so out of frustration, I bought the eGMAT SC course. It was truly a blessing. The way the topics are broken down is incredible. For each video, there is a pre-assessment quiz which was good so that I can access my knowledge on the topic (e.g modifiers, pronouns etc). Then the video explanations explained the topics and addressed common errors. Afterwards a post assessment quiz was given.

After watching half of eGMAT videos, I took another practice test and scored GMAT Prep 2: 640 (Q45, V35). Quite an improvement from V27 but I knew that I needed to find more time to work on SC.

In October, I took the Exam Pack 1 and scored 680 (Q48, V35). I retook the exam again but the questions were 30-40% the same so I scored 770 (Q50, V45) so I didn't get too excited. 2 weeks later, I finished the remaining verbal videos and took another practice test and scored 710 (Q48, V40).

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