Strengths:

- Very detailed explanations
- Step by step processes for each type of question
- Super strong sentence correction approach

Would make the product better:

- nothing

The e-GMAT course is by far the best GMAT course that I have tried, and I have tried many. I have started from a very low score many years ago and tried different online courses before ending up with e-GMAT.

What I like about e-GMAT is that the course is incredibly more detailed than similar products, and it helps you developing a consistent approach that you can apply to all questions. Nothing is left to chance.. they really explore all possibilities so that on test day I did not have any surprise.

I really enjoyed the sentence correction modules; these are really a game changer. They are so well structured that after you go through and you attempt a SC question it will almost feel like solving a quant question.

Overall, I was able to improve 50 points from the 660 that I had scored 2 years ago. I spent 2 months / 3h a day on e-GMAT.

I really recommend it.

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The Egmat offers comprehensive course for Quant and Verbal. These courses are structured topic-wise. Quant was always a strength for me , so this course has helped me much more in Verbal.
Starting from Master comprehension, in which i learned how to comprehend a sentence in an easier way , the course helped me in understanding the nuances of SC, CR and RC.
SC Improvement- The Meaning based approach made this section easier for me. In case of hard questions, this approach helped me in eliminating wrong answer choices easily. Shraddha's explanation for many questions also helped a lot.
CR- The pre-thinking approach taught by the course was amazing . I specifically liked Harsha's explanation in breaking and understanding the CR question.
cementing quizzes- At the end of each topic, Cementing quizzes helped a lot in learning the concept . In quant also, cementing quizzes covered the questions of all difficulty level , so it helped a lot.
Verbal and quant scholaranium have their different importance. They have lot of questions of all difficulty levels, which are sufficient for a good prep.
Egmat's sigmaX mocks are also at par with Gmat level. The scores in these tests reflected my true abilities.
Further, the push given by Dhruv during LMP made this journey easier.

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Strengths:

PACE Engine for Quants is quite unique adaptive interface which helps you cover quants very fast in case if you are strong in quants.
The approach for verbal especially in sentence correction and critical thinking is quite exhaustive and hence very effective. Cementing quizzes were also quite effective.

Would make the product better:

The interface for verbals section could be made similar to that of quants sections as was no option to re-attempt the practice quizzes as a quiz.

Overall, e-GMAT online course is quite comprehensive package for your GMAT preparation. Some of the key features like PACE engine for quants section and the cementing quizzes made the preparation quite effective. . The verbals section was altogether had a different approach as compared to quants section. It has a go through example based interactive application covering many of the concepts in SC,CR and RC. In addition you will be assigned a personal mentor which will guide you through the entire coursework. I think taking up e-GMAT course turned out to be really fine decision ending up with a 710 score!!!

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Strengths:

Scholaranium
Course structure
Quant questions
Last Mile Push program

Would make the product better:

Quality of verbal questions:
The verbal questions are good, however once you have developed your ability in verbal, the questions seem easy as compared to the actual gmat exam questions. More challenging verbal questions would be really helpful.

Live prep:
Pre recorded sessions are helpful up to a point, but after you have reached a level, you need live sessions/support. I would really recommend live sessions be made available for lmp students.

Scholaranium. e-gmat has figured it out. The scholaranium quizzes are really good and the tool judges one's ability appropriately.

Course structure: The course is very well structured, especially the quant section.

Quant questions:
Challenging questions, covers all topics, almost of similar levels of gmat exam questions

Last Mile Push program : The mentors are really helpful and encouraging. One of the best to opt for if you are looking to break the 700 barrier.

Experts and mentors:
The experts and mentors team is amazing. Talented and helpful folks. They arrange one on one meets for you in case you are stuck somewhere and would help you in achieving your target score.

Reading strategies for non native speakers:
e-gmat has a separate module (master comprehension) which focuses on the reading strategies, really helpful for non native speakers.

One of the best courses available out there. You won't regret.

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Strengths:

- Course structure and curriculum for both Verbal and Quant
- Solid unique approach to different types of questions and rectification of mistakes
- All round support system that helps you guide in the direction strategically

Would make the product better:

Nothing.

eGMAT played a crucial role in my GMAT preparation, resulting in a 94th percentile score. eGMAT's focus on verbal proficiency was a game-changer, offering comprehensive study materials and unique approaches to sentence correction (meaning-based), critical reasoning (pre-thinking and visualization), and reading comprehension (visualizing and internalizing the passage). This boosted my ability. accuracy, and hence the confidence in these areas.

One of eGMAT's most valuable features was the strategic review of mistakes. The platform provided an Error Log, allowing me to track and categorize my errors and gain insights into my weaknesses, especially in critical reasoning and reading comprehension. The detailed explanations accompanying each question further improved my understanding. This review process helped me identify patterns, adjust my study approach, and enhance my performance.

The Last Mile Program (LMP) provided by eGMAT was invaluable in the final stage of my preparation. It helped me identify and improve specific pitfalls before the mock phase and provided guidance on time and stress management. The LMP instilled discipline in my study routine, taught me effective time management during the exam, and helped me develop a positive and focused mindset. The Test Readiness exercises and mocks simulated the real GMAT experience, building resilience and improving my ability to handle pressure. The LMP played a crucial role in boosting my overall performance.

The mentorship of Rida was a game-changer in my success. Her continuous support and guidance were instrumental in my progress. Rida was readily available and went above and beyond to address my concerns and provide personalized feedback on my practice exercises. This helped me identify and rectify weaknesses, not only in content mastery but also in behavioural and temperament shifts, such as test anxiety.
With eGMAT and Rida's mentorship, my critical reasoning performance witnessed a remarkable improvement, emerging as the strongest section from the weakest. Starting from a modest baseline, I climbed to a nearly 90th percentile in this section. Rida's personalized attention and detailed feedback allowed me to address weaknesses and build a strong foundation in critical reasoning, ultimately leading to this achievement.

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Strengths:

e-GMAT impressed me with its personalized learning approach, expert guidance, comprehensive curriculum, and ample practice material. The adaptive learning technology tailored my study plan to my specific needs, making the most of my study time. My instructor, Akash, provided invaluable support and clear explanations during the final stages of preparation. The well-structured curriculum covered all GMAT aspects, catering to students at various proficiency levels. The abundant practice material, including official questions, reinforced my knowledge and familiarized me with the exam format. e-GMAT truly offered me a tailored approach and comprehensive resources to excel on the GMAT.

Would make the product better:

Portal can have better way to access the previously solved questions

e-GMAT surpassed my expectations, especially considering my limited time for the GMAT exam. With only a short window for preparation, I turned to e-GMAT for assistance. The personalized learning approach proved invaluable as the adaptive technology optimized my study plan, focusing on my weak areas. But what truly made a difference was the guidance I received from Akash through the Last Mile Program. Despite my time constraints, Akash helped me formulate a strategic plan to make the most of my available time. His expertise and support were instrumental in refining my skills and boosting my confidence. The comprehensive curriculum and abundant practice material provided by e-GMAT further enhanced my preparation. I can confidently say that e-GMAT played a pivotal role in my success. If you find yourself pressed for time, e-GMAT and their expert guidance can be your saving grace in achieving your desired GMAT score. Highly recommended.

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Strengths:

1) Cementing quiz - Since e-gmat has been in the business for so many years, they have identified a few questions which test topics appropriately to judge if you have understood the topic sufficiently. These quizzes are definitely helpful in judging your progress!

2) Way of teaching - Each module starts from the basic and they ensure that the foundation is strong for you to grasp the advanced concepts. Don't get me wrong, you can skip the modules on basics if you are confident, however, it definitely is very helpful

3) Last Mile push program - In this program a personalized coach will be assigned who will work with you to help you reach your target score. It's very useful for those who are stuck at a particular score level; the coach will help you identify your weak areas and use your performance data to suggest appropriate ways to improve your score. My performance coach was Rashmi, can't thank her enough for her support!

Would make the product better:

1) The product that I took was completely online and contained pre-recorded lectures. I think a combination of certain live lectures on specific modules may be helpful.

2) Modules don't have an option to watch the video at a higher speed. For someone who has already prepared for GMAT earlier, the not have the option to be able to speed up the videos takes away the flexibility for those modules in which person is well versed. This option is especially important for people under last mile push program since usually they'll be on a shorter timeline and hence, would want to cut through such modules.

It is definitely one of the best products to help you in your gmat journey. And I'm writing this review after trying 2 other products besides E-gmat, so I can say it with certainty that it'll help you irrespective of what point in the journey you're at.

I had a difficult time improving my verbal score, however, the e-gmat way of teaching verbal- cementing quiz, practice quiz, error log, concept quiz - was helped me increase it from V36 to V41.

It also offered quite an extensive module on quants coupled with an AI module, which basis your performance on each concept lets you skip those concepts. This saves some time for repeaters.

All in all, please don't hesitate to buy this product.

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Strengths:

Structured approach
Scholaranium
SigmaX
Comprehensive coverage of all topics in Quant and Verbal
Master Comprehension
Summary PDF for quick revision
Application Files & Concept Files

Would make the product better:

Possibility to change the speed of the video
Better error log
Better mentorship

The e-GMAT course has amazing content and can be highly beneficial to certain individuals. However, I personally don't think it's suitable for someone like me. GMAT preparation involves two factors: self-study and mentorship. While e-GMAT offers mentorship, I didn't find it particularly helpful because after the initial connection with my mentor, the follow-up was irregular. As someone who requires constant reassurance but hesitates to ask for help, this was a drawback for me. Regarding self-study, the material for Verbal was excellent, although I didn't spend much time on Quant, but I believe it would be good as well.

Here's a breakdown of the different sections:

1. Master Comprehension: This section was a game changer for me. I used to struggle with RC, but the strategies provided helped me improve my reading and understanding of passages.

2. Sentence Correction: The course covers all the necessary topics, and anyone who completes all the modules will definitely see a significant improvement. The verbal explanations and webinars by Shraddha Jaiswal were particularly great.

3. Critical Reasoning: This section was controversial for me. While many people have seen improvement using the prethinking method, it didn't resonate with me personally.

4. Reading Comprehension: Overall, the strategies mentioned in this section were helpful in boosting my confidence and understanding of passages.

5. Quant: I didn't focus much on Quant, but the material seemed fine to me. I attended some webinars hosted by their Quant Expert, Shweta Koshija, and they were amazing. However, I found those webinars more helpful and concise than the course itself. The concept videos were neither impressive nor disappointing. I had already learned better strategies for those types of questions from other sources.

Regarding the additional features:

1. Scholaranium and SigmaX: I really liked the concept of Scholaranium, and I scored well on the cementing and ability quizzes. However, the SigmaX section was quite different. I never scored above 680 in the SigmaX mocks, but I ended up scoring 710 on my actual GMAT. It's not that the questions on SigmaX were harder, but I didn't like the quality of some of them. No test company can perfectly replicate the official scoring algorithm and question quality, but Scholaranium and SigmaX still give you a good idea of how to approach the exam. I would advise not to worry too much about scores in any mock exams other than the Official mocks.

2. Video speed option: It would have been helpful if there was an option to change the speed of the videos. While I understand that the content creators want students to absorb the material at a specific pace, having the option to fast forward would save precious time for those who need a quick recap of the concepts.

Lastly, one of the reasons I didn't invest much time in Quant is because I had previously scored Q50 and wanted to either maintain or improve my score. Going through the concept videos at the given pace seemed like an unnecessary time investment for me, so I decided against it.

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I started my prep in Aug 2022 with a blind official mock test 540, and seeing such a low score, I was determined to improve. I am not a standardized test person or a reading person(not a native speaker), and I had been away from studying for 9 years, so I felt that I had to do a lot of prep work. Initially, I started with Magoosh Verbal - at the end of Aug 2022, and then I did the Manhattan Prep Verbal book in December 2022. At this point, I felt that I had gone through a lot of material, but it was all jumbled in my head. Not feeling confident enough in Verbal, I did not move on to Quant prep.
So in mid-Dec, I started with TTP and studied their comprehensive material for the next 5 months, which helped me become super clear and confident about all concepts and approaches.
I gave official mock 1 in May 2023 and although my accuracy in verbal was very high my timing sucked, and I ended up guessing the last 11 questions(which nearly all ended up being wrong) and got a 640, which was disheartening and I was running out for time for my first attempt planned date, and after analysis if found that my SC accuracy was very high, but the timing was horrible.
So on the next day, I took up E-Gmat to get my timing strategy right, I took their Sigma X mock 1 with a primary focus on not running out of time and got a 680, and based on their GMAT like ESR I saw that my SC ability was worst(36 percentile). I did E-gmat's master comprehension and SC section in 1 week and then took official mock 2 and got 710, which I felt was a good improvement, and then after doing some cementing SC exercises(which I felt were hard for me even after all the prep) and following some guidance of Aakash(e-gmat mentor) I took sigma mock 2 and got 730 with SC ability now at 76 percentile. After this, I just did OG questions till my GMAT online date, which was coming very soon, and got 700(V38, Q49).
I feel that my timing has improved thanks to E-Gmat cementing exercises, which gave me the confidence to book the test.
Timing in SC has been a major problem for me since day 1 and based on feedback from the platform's metrics and even from Aakash, I still have a lot to improve in timing my SC strategy(my avg is above 2min 10sec).
Just wanted to share my journey till now and say special thanks to all the platforms and mentors who have helped me get here. For my next attempt, I am going to continue prepping further with E-gmat, so that I can close the remaining gaps in my strategy and knowledge.
As it is said “It takes a village to move a mountain”, and in this case, “it takes the help of a village brilliant people to crack GMAT”

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Strengths:

Verbal section - The meaning based approach for SC is a game changer. It helps you narrow down the wrong choices without really bothering so much once your understand.
The pre thinking approach in critical reasoning helped me get clarity over the type of questions and the approached.

Also, all the quizzes, the cementing, ability and custom, prepare for the exact GMAT like experience, with questions very close to the real one.

Would make the product better:

The Quant section covers all the topics in great detail, the cementing quizzes, ability quizzes and the custom quizzes and their solutions help get an insight over the actual mistake which is done. But some of the video solutions can be a little clearer.

The structure of the GMAT verbal section gave me clarity over the number of topics that can be asked in GMAT. Starting with Master comprehension, it builds a base for all 3 sections. My confidence built in the verbal section immensly. The individual strategies for all the sections made my approach very different from what it used to be. It helped me time myself better.
The quizzes in the quant section were a little bit tougher than GMAT, so when I gave the actual exam, my section was finished 5 minutes before time. So the practice quizzes helped me prepare for my quant section well.
Overall a great course. I would like to recommend E-gmat to all the aspirants. Special shout out to Rida Shafeeq, my mentor. I reached out to her for a doubt, and got a swift reply for my RC strategies.

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