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The most reviewed course on GMAT Club, GMAT Online Focused, is built for those who need in-depth preparation in one section – Quant or Verbal and a few points of improvement in other. Your learning starts with identifying specific conceptual gaps. The platform then provides you with a clear, milestone-driven plan which enables you to maximize your score gains without wasting on concepts you have already mastered, saving you 80+ hours of preparation. While learning, our xPERT engine provides real-time feedback to ensure that you excel in the first go. Cementing and ability quizzes in Scholaranium then help push your ability to the 90th percentile or higher.
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Dear friends,
I'm Rahul!
I hope this small story of mine finds you at the pink of your health !
Before i share my GMAT experience, i humbly apologize to spare me if i make any errors in my write-up as it's late at night and i'm just too tired to examine my writing skills ; i just want my thoughts to come over.
I heard of GMAT for the first time when i was in the final year of my college. It was really intimidating to listen to my friends when they discussed how tough it's to crack the GMAT. Well on those days, i never thought that i'd be taking the GMAT, not even in my wildest dreams. But thoughts gradually evolved after my professional career started in 2013. I saw the importance of an MBA to propel my career in the direction i wanted it to. As i delved into the details of B-schools, i was compelled by ISB's pedagogy and its experiential learning approach. So , i decided to take the GMAT in 2015 to realize my dream of making it to ISB. However, I was transferred to any new business unit, and things started falling apart as i was too bogged down by my professional commitments. So, life went on as it was and so did my job. Although i could hardly manage time for my preparation amidst my professional life, i never let a slightest dent to affect my belief that i could do it. With more than 3 years at my job, i realized it was high-time to get started if i wanted to excel and grow; it was the now or never situation for me. So, i enrolled myself at mba.com and started looking for options to get off the mark. A dear friend of mine, who is pursuing his MS in Washington, suggested that he heard of an online course called e-GMAT, and i should look at it for once. I enrolled for the free trial at e-GMAT's website, and was pretty satisfied with the selected topics i went through. Since i didn't have much time to do a lot of research, i immediately enrolled for its verbal online course and never regretted my decision; i didn't opt for the verbal live prep course as i wanted to study at my own pace and comfort because of my demanding job. I gradually picked up the pace and accelerated my preparation to take my GMAT before mid-Sep 2016 as i planned to apply to ISB in round 1 only. e-GMAT helped me to explore the subtleties of standard English grammar which are used in solving the sentence correction section of the GMAT. While many non-natives can claim to have good command over English, i bet everyone will be surprised to know that our assumptions on correct English and correct usage will fall apart as we delve into the details of what's actually required at GMAT. In addition, the modules on critical reasoning was also very thought-provoking as it helped to develop pre-thinking approach to successfully take on the reasoning section. Pre-thinking approach gives you an ability to assess the line of reasoning and come to your own answers without even looking at the choices. this experience has helped me in my AWA section too as this section also asks you to identify the flaw in the reasoning. The icing on the cake is the scholaranium section of the course. It housed a large number of questions, from the simplest to the toughest, to specifically judge your preparation level with varying difficulty level. it really honed my preparation for the verbal section. After 1.5 months of preparation, i took the GMAT on Sep22, 2016. I scored a 710 (Q50 and V37) in my very first attempt, and i was happy with my performance (couldn't have asked for more with 12+ hours in my job for almost 29 days a month). My overall scored improved by 70 points, and my verbal score improved by 9 points since i had taken my 1st mock, in which i scored a 640. I realize that i could have improved on my verbal score if i had a little more time to brush my verbal preparation further, but nevertheless i guess this is how life goes; sometimes, you don't have the luxury of too much preparation time. I'm truly indebted to the entire e-GMAT team for its peerless guidance. I've applied to my dream B-school and have been eagerly waiting for a positive response. Fingers crossed !!! Wish me luck !!!
Good luck to all of you for your endeavors !!!
I highly recommend e-GMAT Verbal Online course to anyone who is struggling with verbal section of GMAT. This course makes you being more confident when you respond to any verbal question. The gain of confidence results in better time management and eventually better overall score.
By the time I registered on e-GMAT Verbal Online I was completely lost and had no clue about what I was doing wrong in SC. I felt that I knew all the grammar rules but still was unable to respond with confidence. Now I know why I was failing and my performance has improved considerably.
I have always been pretty comfortable with Quant section. After my first attempt, I realized that my verbal approach needs to change, specially for SC questions. After reading a lot of reviews on GMATClub, I decided to go with E-Gmat verbal Online course.
I found the Verbal Online course fantastic! I have gone through a lot of stuff for Verbal section before: MGMAT books, Powerscore Bible, and what not, but the content and topic clarity I found with verbal online course is unmatched. I believe it is a one stop resource that anyone would need to crack verbal section on GMAT. The Scholaranium made improving and tracking accuracy really easy. Kudos to E-Gmat!
The course was very comprehensive especially the SC section. The best way to efficiently use this course is to go through the concept files and solve the scholaranium questions. The support provided by e-gmat experts are also amazing.The concepts of PreThinking and falsification condition while solving the CR questions was amazing. The RC section contains ample number of questions to equip you with nice preparation. The practice tool Scholaranium is among the best tools available online to practice GMAT like questions. Not only are the the practice questions great but also the analysis are immensely helpful in identifying your weak areas within each section of SC/CR/RC.
I wish they would have more full length practice tests available as part of Scholaranium.
Backed up with a great support team, the e-GMAT course is among the most sought after options available for anyone who is looking for all in all comprehensive course to tackle the verbal section on the GMAT.
I would highly recommend it!
I subscribed to egmat sentence correction course.
The course is very well structured based on the latest Gmat pattern.The coverage is very comprehensive .
I love the way the solutions are explained in the course by breaking the complex sentence into subsequent clauses.It makes the analysis much easier.
Further their approach is very exhaustive whereas they give you multiple reasons for eliminating each answer choices .
The topic about modifiers,Verb tenses and subject -verb agreement deserves special accolades.
I feel very optimistic after going through the course.The content is very good and meets expectation.
Kudos to the team.Keep up the good work!!!
The SC of E-gmat rocks.
Though difficult to remember all the rules.
Need to Practice a lot but it clarifies all your basic Grammar Rules.
The explanation of solved questions is worth noting.
It's interesting and definitely worth buying.
It's the best choice for SC.
Don't waste time by looking for other SC material .
The CR section is fine but need to refer other practice questions.
Questions are good but definitely not sufficient.
The RC provides you with technique to solve questions.
It has some different set of solved questions.
They also have a question forum on which you can get your doubts clarified.
Not only this E-gmat is kind enough to extend the course for 1 month for free of cost.
Thank you E-gmat.
If you are looking for a product to work on and improve your skills from scratch or looking to brush your verbal skills, e-GMAT's verbal online is a reliable way to achieve this. It covers everything required for sentence correction, critical reasoning and reading comprehension section. The quality of content is really high. The best part is that e-GMAT teachers respond very fast Before taking the e-gmat course I search throughout the web for the best courses and I can definitely say that e-gmat is the best for the verbal part of the Gmat. Moreover, one really good thing about this course is the guided videos and post-video quizzes that prepare you to answer any question and attack it in a very simple manner.
Hope my experience will help you guys.
I started my GMAT preparation towards the end of 2015 and while contemplating on whether to take classroom coaching or online courses, a friend suggested e-GMAT. After taking a few trial lessons, I was convinced with their approach and methodology which was really concise and exam specific yet covers everything important detail without compromising on content. Special mention about the SC course, thanks to which I saw maximum improvement in my scores within a short period of time. I scored a miserable V14 on my first GMATPrep mock and after completing the course I'm currently scoring ~V33-34. The scholaranium tool is an amazing platform to constantly assess performance with high quality questions and brilliant analytics.I feel the exam battle is half-won by just understanding and identifying one's weak areas and schloranium provides exactly the same after every quiz taken, which helped me improving further. The discussion forum is a great way to add another dimension to perspective of a particular question and kudos to the instructors for promptly answering every query posted. I'm also trying to improve my CR and RC ability levels and confident of scoring a V40+ in the exam.
Consistent efforts combined with the learning tools of e-GMAT can definitely help in achieving high scores.
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If you are looking for a product to work on and improve your skills from scratch or looking to brush your verbal skills, e-GMAT's verbal online is a reliable way to achieve this. It covers everything required for sentence correction, critical reasoning and reading comprehension section. The quality of content is really high. The best part is that e-GMAT teachers respond very fast. I consider their explanation of OG questions far far better than official answers. Verbal Scholaranium is a great offering from e-GMAT that lets one measure their current accuracy and ability scores. I believe this should be used throughout the study period instead of using it towards the end after completing the score.
Crisp content aimed for GMAT covering the entire verbal content.
In detail explanation of each and every question.
Intent of the questions from GMAT examiner point of view.
Access to scholaranium for in depth analysis of your performance as whole.
Instant score for each section to access the performance immediately.
Excellent approach on how to attempt each and every section in GMAT with a formulated explanation.
Helps to access the section where one is weaker at and which can be revised later.
Pictorial view of your performance which helps us in assessing the areas where we are weaker at and needs more attention.
Related Official GMAT Guide questions at the end of each chapter to relate the topics present in eGMAT.
Lastly, Covers the topics precisely which in only targeted to improve the GMAT score rather than improving ones english speaking ability.