I have divided my review into the following categories:

1. User Interface
It took me some time (3-4 days) to get used to their interface. Some of their videos, especially Concept Videos of Sentence Correction, don’t have a “Playback Speed” option. This worked out in my favour, since I soon realised that you need to give yourself some time to register SC concepts, and watching the Concept videos (of SC) in the original speed is the best way to do that.

2. Course Structure
They have structured all the sections of their course really well. There are easy quizzes after every concept which test your conceptual understanding at a very basic level. And after every completing every topic (eg. SC), you are advised to take Cementing Quizzes before moving to the next topic. This structure helps you cement each topic, making revision in the later stages very easy. The same structure has been used for both the sections (Quant and Verbal), just that in Quant and RC, there are a lot more quizzes within each topic.
The question pool of EGMAT for all the sections is absolute gold. You can also select the type of ‘Question Pool’ (Correct, Incorrect, Bookmarked, Answered, Unanswered, Answered & Unanswered) for Custom Quizzes. This is really helpful in revision. Also, you can select the mode in which you want to take the quiz (Practice vs. Quiz Mode) – again, very helpful for revision.

3. Content – Verbal
Sentence Correction – The meaning-based approach used by EGMAT was really helpful. Also, the concepts were explained in the best way possible, not going into too much depth while still ensuring that you understand the concept – just what is needed for the exam! Almost all the concepts tested in my actual exam and all the mocks I took (including OG mocks) were covered properly in the course.
CR – They suggest that you use a ‘Pre-Thinking Approach’ to solve CR questions. This approach is really helpful in the earlier stages of your prep since at that point, you have time to train your brain. Once you get used to this approach, even if you don’t pre-think, you will be able to evaluate the answer choices in a better way. I did not use the pre-thinking approach in my mocks and actual exam since you can’t spend more than 2-2.5 mins on a question but the approach definitely trained me to evaluate the answer choices more effectively.
RC – While I watched all the conceptual videos, I did not go into too much depth while preparing for this section. I relied mostly on solving questions for this section so cannot comment on their content for RC. The passages were good though, and the questions prepared me well for the exam.

4. Content – Quant
The Conceptual videos in this section (for all the topics except Word Problems – I did not watch conceptual videos on Word Problems since I was already pretty good in this topic) are very basic. Perhaps, if you are good at Quant, you don’t even need to watch all the videos, you can just download Summary PDFs available at the end of each concept and quickly go through those just to make sure that you’re not missing anything. Also, there are ‘Diagnostic Quizzes’ before every concept. These quizzes evaluate the level of your current understanding and accordingly suggest you to skip some sections, wherever possible. This saves a lot of time.
That being said, Quant quizzes were really helpful. I would say that some questions are slightly difficult than those in the actual exam but this prepares you well for the exam. I took a lot of quizzes for Quant as well and found them to be really useful.

5. Mocks
I think that the Sigma X Mocks are an accurate indicator of your actual performance since my scores in the Sigma-X Mocks, the OG Mocks and the actual exam were pretty similar. The questions in the mocks were good as well.

6. Last Mile Push (LMP) Program
After I scored a 760 in Sigma X Mock 2 (towards the end of April), Abha Mohan from eGMAT reached out to me. She asked me a few questions on my background and Prep. She had also gone through my performance in the eGMAT quizzes and Mock and identified a few areas of improvement. Basis this, she shared a few suggestions.
I was struggling with the timing in my mocks and her suggestions related to that really helped. She was quite proactive in identifying my areas of improvement and very honest while sharing the feedback.
I was offered this Program for free (in the beginning of May), and this program gave me a proper test schedule to follow after I was done with my preparation. The schedule was good but not something you NEED for your preparation. You can make the schedule yourself as well.
In my opinion, LMP is a good program to enrol in but only if you’re offered the program at a reasonable price.

P.S. I bought the GMAT Online Focused Course (2 months) initially but extended it 3 times (1-month extensions).

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Strengths:

1. Well Structured
2. Flexible
3. Mentorship for students

Would make the product better:

1. Hard Level Verbal Questions
2. Engagement with students while teaching basics

I came to E-GMAT with a score of 710 already in hand. I had completed Manhattan Book set 6th edition, OG material and GMAT Ninja Videos but was clueless on how to achieve my target score of a 770. After realizing that I was in desperate need of a mentor who could help me understand the gaps in my preparation, I landed up on the e-GMAT course and was offered a free mentorship program by them. Within the first 7 days of my enrollment, I was allotted Rashmi Vaidya as my mentor.
This turned out to be the best decision of my entire preparation. Rashmi was to me what Ramakant Achrekar was to Sachin. She left no stone unturned in helping me reach my target. From convincing Subject Matter Experts to have one-on-one sessions with me for hours just to fill in preparation gaps, to going out of the way to get me extensions on my course, to counselling me on various occasion to keep me motivated, Rashmi was rock solid dedicated to help me achieve my dream score. I was pretty sure she would have arranged for a Mars Rover had I asked for one during my preparation.
Although the mentorship was the best thing I could ask for, I did feel that the quality of 700+ level questions on e-GMAT especially on verbal could have been more reflective of the actual GMAT content. But I would highly vouch for the course for anyone who is on track to build basics. The entire course was well structured and all modules beautifully crafted. The products that e-GMAT has developed especially the scholaranium are awe-inspiring.
Overall, I would highly recommend the course, especially the mentorship program, to someone stuck in a similar situation.

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My GMAT journey began in 2021 when I started preparing using an online teaching course from a private institution. Within 5 months of preparation, I took the GMAT and scored a 650 (Q 48, V 31). I was definitely unhappy with the score and was sure that I needed to re-attempt. Post that, I tried to prepare again by myself using the available resources but due to lack of consistency and a guided approach, I never went forward with another attempt. Just when I almost gave up on GMAT, a friend who got success with eGMAT suggested that I give it one last shot. That’s when I signed up for the eGMAT (GMAT Online 360) course.

Once I signed up, the onboarding process started. At first, I gave a SIGMA-X mock and I understood where I stand and how far I am from my goal. I was then assigned a Strategy Expert, Akash, who analyzed my entire mock and gave me a way forward about how I should start with my course. First, I prepared a customized day-by-day study plan for myself which gave me visibility and a guided approach on how much time I need to dedicate each day. I initially started with Verbal as it was my weakest area. The eGMAT Master Comprehension helped me strengthen my basics. The structured approach - Practice File, Application Files followed by the Cementing Quiz- is where eGMAT excels at. At every stage there’s a threshold for Medium and Hard difficulty which you need to clear to progress forward. In case you fail to follow that, the strategy expert is just an email away and will share an improvement plan for you based on where you stand. There’s a similar approach for Quant as well. The eGMAT P.A.C.E module helps you save significant time with Quant and helps you focus on your weaker areas. After almost 4 months of prep, I took the GMAT and scored a 710 (Q49, V36)!

Here’s are some aspects of eGMAT that helped me:

1) Dedicated strategy expert: Akash, my strategy expert was more like that one person who helped me understand where I faltered and what I needed to focus on. Analyzing my mocks was one thing I was amiss and he was available to analyze each mock and suggest areas of focus and improvement.

2) Sigma-X mocks: The post analysis that these mocks provide is very similar to how your ESR would look like. It gave me an idea which quartile was bad for me, helped me figure out where I took the most time and how was the progression during my mock. This actually gave me visibility on what I need to focus on in my next mock and areas of improvement too.

3) eGMAT Scholaranium: The collection of questions for each subsection, the quality of questions and the level of each question - all of this together especially for Verbal stands apart and gives you ample of questions to practice, review, and replay questions. You can also create custom quizzes to focus on weaker topics and also get topic wise breakdown of your performance.

4) The eGMAT approach: The sentence structure approach for SC, the pre-thinking approach for CR or strategies such as keyword and predictive approach for RC - you might consider it time consuming but as you keep on practicing it becomes a part of your approach while solving questions and makes the approach very structured.

Overall, the eGMAT course is definitely a course one should look at incase you’re struggling with your prep (especially Verbal) and need a guided approach. However, it does demand consistency and applying whatever you learn to get the desired results. I would suggest that you don't rush through the course and give it enough time during your prep journey and only when you’re confident about a particular subsection, move forward to the next. I expected my prep would end in 2 months since it was a re-attempt but I finished it in 4 months. It will be frustrating at times, but hold on to it and don’t give up, and you won’t be disappointed. And one last piece of advice: please maintain an Error Log, it definitely helps!

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Strengths:

Comprehensive Verbal Curriculum, Scholaranium and Skill Data, and Personalized mentoring

Would make the product better:

The e-GMAT course is perfect. No suggestions from my side on how to improve it further.

I, a 23-year-old student from Germany, am excited to share my GMAT journey. In the final stage of my test preparation, I enrolled in e-GMAT's GMAT Online 360 course, which proved to be a game-changer. Upon purchasing the course on May 6, 2023, I acquired two months of access to their extensive resources. With e-GMAT's help, my first attempt score of 620 (Q48, V27) significantly improved to 690 (Q49, V35, AWA 6, IR 5) within just 18 days between attempts. Starting in January with a raw score of 540, I studied intermittently for the GMAT for about 3–4 months, with a one-month gap due to university exams and a critical medical condition. Despite a lack of sleep and test anxiety during my first attempt on May 4, I stayed determined to enhance my verbal skills. By dedicating 9–10 hours daily for around 15 days, I was able to achieve a 690 score. I am immensely grateful to e-GMAT for providing invaluable guidance throughout my preparation. My mentor, Dhruv, guided my efforts in the best direction, allowing me to draw upon the limited time available and maximize my efforts.

I found e-GMAT's meaning-based approach and pre-thinking framework to be particularly valuable in addressing complex Sentence Correction (SC) and Critical Reasoning (CR) questions. Thanks to e-GMAT's guidance, my accuracy in SC improved significantly, and I gained confidence in tackling challenging CR questions. The application files and practice files provided after the concept files were instrumental in helping me apply the appropriate approach to each question type. These resources, among many others, were immensely beneficial in my preparation journey.

The Cementing phase played a pivotal role in my verbal preparation. Solving several cementing quizzes and reviewing my solutions in depth allowed me to internalize problem-solving approaches effectively. The invaluable insights I gained about my strengths and weaknesses in specific sections allowed me to refine my study plan and seize the "low-hanging fruits`". At the same time, I efficiently allocated enough mental energy towards enhancing other areas.
I must stress the immense influence of my dedicated mentor, Dhruv, who has been with me since day one. In the beginning, Dhruv crafted a personalized study plan designed to optimize my progress within the limited 18-day timeframe. Recognizing both the time constraints and my abilities, Dhruv meticulously devised study plans for each of the three verbal sections and adapted them according to my requirements. Thanks to Dhruv's guidance, I was able to effectively maximize my learning outcomes.

For aspiring GMAT test-takers, I would like to share a few tips based on my personal experience. Firstly, establish a consistent study routine and adhere to it diligently. Recognize the immense value of consistency in internalizing the various approaches to the GMAT's diverse question types. Secondly, engage in regular practice using trustworthy resources like e-GMAT's Scholaranium, focusing on quality rather than quantity. Particularly in the verbal section, understanding why incorrect answers are wrong and why the correct ones are right is crucial. Hence, it is pivotal to review and analyse not only the incorrect questions but also those that took longer to answer or required guessing. Finally, implement the e-GMAT's meaning-based approach and pre-thinking framework, as they can substantially improve your accuracy and, over time, speed, and adhere to the e-GMAT’s 3-step process — Concept files, Cementing, and Test-readiness — a sound and reliable process that aids you in mastering the underlying abilities required for scoring well in the GMAT.

To sum up, e-GMAT’s online 360 course provided me with a unique learning experience. Through their 3-step process, comprehensive study materials, and invaluable mentorship from Dhruv, I was able to achieve my target score within a remarkably short timeframe. The meaning-based approach and pre-thinking framework were instrumental in helping me improve my accuracy. Moreover, the invaluable insights provided by Scholaranium analytics and personalized mentoring from Dhruv accelerated my progress substantially. I highly recommend e-GMAT to GMAT aspirants seeking a comprehensive and tailored learning path to reach their target scores.

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My GMAT journey has been a long one, and I am incredibly grateful to e-GMAT for their invaluable support. Without them, I would have doubted my ability to reach the finish line.

One of the most remarkable aspects of e-GMAT is their meticulous and systematic approach to each section of the GMAT. The course material is thoughtfully organized, starting with the fundamentals and gradually progressing to more advanced concepts. This logical progression allowed me to develop a solid foundation and enhance my understanding of the intricate nuances involved in SC, CR, and RC questions. The video lessons provided clear, concise, and engaging explanations, making complex concepts easily understandable. Additionally, e-GMAT's comprehensive cementing quizzes and customizable practice quizzes allowed me to apply the learned concepts and effectively track my progress. The detailed explanations for both correct and incorrect answer choices were instrumental in identifying and addressing my weaknesses proactively.

Furthermore, I must commend e-GMAT for their hyper-personalized learning plans and the exceptional 1:1 support provided through the Last Mile Program. The guidance and assistance I received from Rashmi, in particular, were invaluable. Having struggled to achieve my desired score in previous attempts, I was feeling disheartened and uncertain about my potential for improvement. However, Rashmi's expertise as a tutor not only boosted my confidence but also led to a significant improvement in my scores.

Right from the beginning, Rashmi demonstrated a deep understanding of the GMAT exam structure, content, and effective study strategies. What truly set her apart was her considerate and personalized approach. She took into account my work schedule and commitments, creating a study plan that perfectly aligned with my availability. This tailored approach made it easier for me to dedicate time to GMAT preparation without overwhelming my existing responsibilities.

Moreover, despite my past disappointments, Rashmi motivated me to give it another try and helped me regain my confidence. Her genuine belief in my abilities provided the push I needed to persevere, and it ultimately made a significant difference in my final GMAT performance.

In conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend e-GMAT for anyone embarking on their GMAT journey. Their meticulous approach, comprehensive content, and exceptional support truly make them stand out. With e-GMAT's guidance, I not only developed a strong foundation in SC, CR, and RC but also gained the confidence to overcome my challenges and achieve my desired score. Thank you, e-GMAT, and a special thank you to Rashmi for your exceptional assistance and unwavering support throughout my GMAT preparation.

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Strengths:

Verbal: Meaning based approach is exceptionally good. This approach strengthens your basics and is not only useful for SC but also useful for the entire Verbal section

Would make the product better:

I would love to see a few more of those sigma X mocks - In my case at least, the mocks were very close indicators of my actual performance on the D-day!

My GMAT journey started about 10 months ago when I decided to take a shot. I gave my first paper in the month of Aug-22 and scored a 640. I had underestimated the test and quickly decided to research online and heard about E-GMAT from a friend. I took the course in Sep-22.
Somehow my preparation was half hearted and when I gave my second attempt in Nov-22, I scored a 640 again.
I decided to take a break for a month and go through each and every section of Verbal and Quant on E-GMAT platform thoroughly. But alas, when I gave a Sigma X mock test in Mar-23, I scored a 640!
My heart sunk into dejection and I didn't know how to approach the test - That is when I connected with a mentor, Akash, from E-GMAT.
The reason I wanted to share a quick summary of my journey before sharing a review is that, GMAT is a test of many aspects - Perseverance, Time management, concepts, practice... I think E-GMAT approaches the test in a holistic manner as it should, and helps you improve.
It has a very thoughtful concept learning platform and utilizes data in a very efficient manner. For example, E-GMAT uses something called a cementing technique – You go through their courses, cement that particular section using their cementing quizzes and then move onto the next section. You can keep solving a few questions once in every 3-4 days so that you don’t lose touch.
Their Sigma X mocks are quite accurate in judging your ability – I’d suggest aspirants don’t waste them!
And of course there’s this unique mentor support! – You get assigned a mentor who’ll check on your progress and also suggest improvement plans.
Coming back to my story, Akash gave me a study plan which I followed rigorously, and in about a month and a half, I could feel the difference in my ability. I was able to identify the incorrect options more confidently and I was also able to manage my time better...
I finally gave my GMAT on the 28th of Apr-23 and scored a 710 (V37 Q49). I think E-GMAT not only helped me with the concepts but also with the motivation levels (Trust me, this is very important). The process may seem cumbersome at the beginning but it will definitely yield results once you get enough practice.
I'm giving another attempt to get to that 750+ level and I'm sure E-GMAT will play a big part in this Journey of mine as well!
Kudos to the team for creating a well-crafted study platform and an ethos of learning!
Cheers!

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Would make the product better:

The course becomes monotonous in betwen the prep. The creators should give a option to skip some of the videos according to the performance in the cementing quizzes.

I recently embarked on a challenging journey to conquer the GMAT exam, and I can confidently say that e-GMAT was the key to my success. With its comprehensive resources and effective strategies, e-GMAT helped me improve my verbal score from V-27 to an impressive V-38, as well as enhance my performance in the quantitative section.

The e-GMAT platform offers a wealth of study materials tailored specifically for the GMAT. The verbal section, in particular, exceeded my expectations. The Sentence Correction (SC) module was a game-changer for me. It provided me with a structured approach to tackle SC questions and enabled me to identify common errors with ease. The explanations accompanying each question were clear, concise, and enabled me to understand the underlying grammar concepts thoroughly.

e-GMAT's Reading Comprehension (RC) section was equally remarkable. It offers an extensive collection of passages, allowing me to practice various topics and gain familiarity with the different question types. The detailed solutions provided for each question were invaluable in honing my comprehension skills and improving my accuracy. The strategies I learned helped me develop a systematic approach to tackle RC passages effectively.

When it comes to the Critical Reasoning (CR) section, e-GMAT stands out yet again. The course provided a comprehensive breakdown of the various question types and equipped me with the necessary tools to dissect arguments, identify assumptions, and evaluate the strength of reasoning. The interactive quizzes and practice questions gave me ample opportunities to reinforce my learning and track my progress.

Moving on to the quantitative section, e-GMAT didn't disappoint. The Quant module covers all the essential topics tested on the GMAT, presenting them in a clear and concise manner. The instructional videos were engaging and made complex concepts easier to understand. Additionally, the practice questions at the end of each lesson allowed me to apply what I had learned and reinforce my understanding. The personalized progress tracking feature helped me identify my areas of weakness and focus my efforts accordingly.

One of the standout features of e-GMAT is the Scholaranium, a powerful practice platform that allowed me to fine-tune my skills. With its vast question bank, I was able to create custom quizzes based on specific topics or difficulty levels, enabling me to target my weak areas effectively. The detailed analytics and performance metrics provided insights into my progress, helping me identify areas that required further attention.

What truly sets e-GMAT apart is its exceptional customer support. The team was always prompt in addressing my queries and concerns, providing me with valuable guidance and support throughout my preparation journey. The community forum also proved to be an invaluable resource, allowing me to connect with other aspirants, seek advice, and share experiences.

In conclusion, e-GMAT proved to be an exceptional GMAT prep resource, helping me achieve remarkable improvements in both the verbal and quantitative sections. With its comprehensive study materials, effective strategies, and personalized approach, e-GMAT enabled me to boost my confidence and conquer the GMAT exam. Whether you're struggling with verbal or quantitative skills, e-GMAT is undoubtedly the ultimate companion for GMAT success.

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Strengths:

What truly propelled me to the next level was the integration of three crucial phases, all centered around my personalized approach to improving my verbal skills. Recognizing the significance of individualization, I concentrated on building a strong foundation tailored specifically to enhance my verbal abilities, enabling me to decipher and tackle more challenging verbal questions effectively. This emphasis on verbal improvement became the cornerstone of my preparation.

During the consolidation phase, I focused on cementing my personalized verbal foundation in long-term memory, devoting time and effort to comprehending the nuances of different verbal question types. This allowed me to become more adept at identifying key concepts, patterns, and strategies unique to verbal sections.

The third step of "test-readiness" brought everything together, serving as the litmus test for my verbal progress. It was during this phase that I could see how far I had come in honing my verbal skills, solidifying my confidence and ability to perform well in the actual GMAT exam.

By carefully analyzing my individual strengths and weaknesses, with a specific focus on verbal improvement, I was able to maintain and enhance my strong areas while dedicating targeted efforts to address my verbal weaknesses. This personalized approach ensured that my verbal preparation was tailored to my specific needs and allowed me to excel in the verbal section of the GMAT.

Throughout this journey, I was fortunate to receive guidance from an e-gmat consultant who recognized the importance of my focus on verbal improvement. Their expertise and support were invaluable in helping me refine my verbal skills, providing me with the necessary tools and strategies to excel in the verbal section of the GMAT exam.

Would make the product better:

While the focus of my approach was primarily on verbal improvement, it is important to note that having a well-rounded skill set is crucial for success on the GMAT. While I would have liked more reading materials specifically tailored to the quantitative section, I understand the significance of balancing my efforts across both verbal and quantitative areas.

By dedicating significant time and resources to strengthening my verbal skills, I aimed to maximize my performance in that section, which was an area of particular importance to me. However, I also recognized the importance of maintaining a solid foundation in the quantitative section to achieve a competitive overall score.

Although my approach leaned towards verbal improvement, I still made efforts to engage with quantitative resources and practice questions to maintain my proficiency in that area. While I may have desired more reading materials dedicated to quantitative concepts, I adapted my study plan to ensure I covered the necessary topics and maintained a strong grasp of quantitative principles.

The integration of three crucial phases, personalized focus on verbal improvement, and the invaluable guidance from an e-gmat consultant have greatly contributed to my efficient GMAT preparation journey. By building a strong foundation, consolidating my knowledge, and achieving test-readiness, I was able to enhance my overall performance and tackle more challenging questions effectively.

The emphasis on verbal improvement, tailored to my individual approach, played a pivotal role in my success. The availability of comprehensive reading materials specifically designed for verbal sections allowed me to refine my skills, comprehend complex concepts, and develop strategies to excel in this area. While I would have liked more reading materials for the quantitative section, I recognized the importance of balancing my efforts across all aspects of the exam.

Moreover, the guidance provided by the e-gmat consultant proved to be invaluable. Their expertise and support helped me put the finishing touches on my preparation, ensuring that I was equipped with the necessary tools and strategies to perform at my best. Their insights into my strengths and weaknesses enabled me to maintain and enhance my strong areas while addressing my weaknesses effectively.

Looking back, I am grateful for the decision to invest in the e-gmat course. The comprehensive resources, personalized approach, and expert guidance have played a pivotal role in my efficient and successful GMAT preparation. I am confident that I am well-prepared to tackle the challenges of the actual GMAT exam, armed with a solid foundation, refined verbal skills, and a balanced understanding of both verbal and quantitative concepts.

In conclusion, the combination of personalized approaches, a focus on verbal improvement, and the support of the e-gmat consultant has been instrumental in my efficient and effective GMAT preparation. I am thankful for the resources and guidance that have allowed me to reach the next level and confident in my readiness to excel on the GMAT exam.

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My journey with the GMAT took a unique path compared to other applicants. Over a year ago, I attempted to conquer the GMAT in just two weeks with the help of E-GMAT. However, this approach proved to be ineffective, resulting in a disappointing score of 620 (Q48, V27). It became apparent to me that I had underestimated the complexity of the exam.

One year later, when I made the decision to apply to business school, I approached the GMAT differently. This time, I dedicated myself to preparing for the exam with E-GMAT, adopting a more diligent and structured approach. This decision turned out to be a game-changer. After approximately three months of studying around 20 hours per week, I was able to significantly improve my score to a commendable 710 (Q49, V39)!

There were three standout aspects of E-GMAT that played a crucial role in my preparation:

- Personalized Approach: E-GMAT's personalized approach was instrumental in my success. They recognized my strengths and weaknesses, allowing me to save time and effort by focusing on the areas that needed the most improvement.

- Mentorship: E-GMAT's mentors were invaluable as my guiding lights. Not only were they subject matter experts, but they also provided unwavering support and motivation throughout my journey. Their personalized feedback and guidance kept me on track and instilled a healthy sense of pressure, ensuring that I reached my target score within the estimated time frame.

- Sigma X Mocks: The mock exams provided by E-GMAT closely resembled the real GMAT. Practicing with these mocks and thoroughly analyzing them proved to be immensely beneficial in pushing my score beyond the coveted 700 threshold.

In conclusion, I highly recommend E-GMAT to any aspiring GMAT test-taker. It is the most effective and time-efficient way to prepare for the exam. However, it is essential not to underestimate the dedication and effort the GMAT demands, as I did in my first attempt. By embracing E-GMAT's structured approach and combining it with determination, you can pave the path to success.

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Strengths:

The verbal content they offer stands out as the best available on the internet.
Their approach, focusing on meaning-based strategies for Sentence Correction (SC) and effective strategies for Critical Reasoning (CR), is unique and highly effective.
Their error log analysis, followed by the process of cementing the concepts, truly solidifies one's understanding of the material.
Personalised attention to every student.

Would make the product better:

Quant section is very lengthy.

I started my GMAT preparation in January, but it wasn't until mid-March that I truly committed to serious studying. With my test scheduled for May 3rd, I knew I had limited time to make significant improvements. Thankfully, I discovered e-GMAT and their exceptional team, which played a crucial role in my success. I want to give credit to e-GMAT for helping me achieve a remarkable score improvement of 220 points, from my initial mock test to my final GMAT score of 700.

As a first-time test-taker with no prior experience in entrance exams, e-GMAT proved to be an invaluable resource. The verbal content they offer stands out as the best available on the internet. Their approach, focusing on meaning-based strategies for Sentence Correction (SC) and effective strategies for Critical Reasoning (CR), is unique and highly effective. The clear and structured flow of their course made it easy for me to follow along and stay on track. One particular game-changer was their error log analysis, followed by the process of cementing the concepts, which truly solidified my understanding of the material.

While I wish I had more time to devote to the quant section, I was only able to partially cover the content due to time constraints. Consequently, my final score reflected my relative strengths, with a strong performance in verbal and an average score in quant.

Beyond their comprehensive content, what impressed me most about e-GMAT was the personalized attention they provided to every student. GMAT preparation can be mentally exhausting, and there are times when you need someone to give you a push. I experienced a period of extreme demotivation and confusion during my preparation. In a moment of desperation, I decided to reach out to the e-GMAT team via email. To my surprise, within a few hours, I received a response with a personalized plan and motivating words that cleared all my confusion and served as a turning point in my preparation. The team encouraged me to follow up once I had completed the suggested plan, emphasizing their commitment to individual student progress. I wholeheartedly recommend e-GMAT to anyone planning to take the GMAT. Don't hesitate to reach out for support and guidance, as it will undoubtedly add value to your preparation.

One piece of advice I would offer to those with no experience in entrance tests is to allocate sufficient time for preparation. Rushing through the process with the pressure of limited time can be your worst enemy. Additionally, be aware that the test-taking conditions on the actual exam day can differ significantly from the mocks you take at home. Prepare yourself to tackle the exam in environments with small elements of noise and distractions, allowing you to maintain focus and perform at your best.

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