My experience with e-gmat has been phenomenal. The first time I gave the GMAT I got an abysmal 650 with a Q48 and V28 (well I gave no mock tests before the exam and hence I was unpleasantly shocked at the result). While I have always considered myself mathematically challenged, this was the first time I realized that I could do so poorly in Verbal. After completing the exam, I was sure that I was going to retake the exam. This time around, based on a suggestion from a friend, I decided to try out e-gmat. I attended a few free seminars and tried out a few modules on SC. These sessions were quite engrossing and had a fresh approach to deal with the verbal section. The 3 step process is SC was by far the best best best approach to SC that I came across. Initially, one may be skeptical of the amount of time it takes to solve a question, but believe me the approach is potent. My accuracy on OG problems increased significantly which resulted in a consistent improvement in my verbal score. I have also tried out the CR and RC module. The approach to these sections as well was very good. And lastly but definitely the most critical aspect of e-gmat is Scholaranium which is an exceptionally brilliant tool to guage your preparation. This tool helped me identify my weakness and helped me to improve on them. Overall, I recommend egmat verbal to anyone who is a non-native and who is looking for a comprehensive verbal course. Thanks a ton Payal and team for the amazing learning experience.

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e-Gmat gives an immense opportunity to excel in Verbal Section of GMAT. They break each concept into chunks and explain them in an ordered manner that makes it easy to understand and retain.

Specially the audio visual content gives a good learning platform to GMAT aspirants and the best thing I liked about the course is the suggestion they provide for the OG questions.

Also, Experts are very responsive on platforms and provide full support to understand any point that we miss during the course of preparations.

I would highly recommend this course to someone who is really looking forward to excel in GMAT Verbal.

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This course helps me to realise my weak areas and improve them, perhaps these weak areas are common for many non- native English speakers and engineers who haven't touched the English verbals since they left the school . e GMAT platform keeps track of my performance and helps me to take corrective actions myself. At one point , i realised that i have to be thorough on verbal basics, at-least on what GMAT tests on. And then, I realise that covering the entire verbal basics myself wont take you any where , as my knowledge on verbals is limited to my knowledge on the same.

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I took e-GMAT verbal online course. I found this as the most well structured course for the verbal , starting from basics and covering every major topic. The approach of the instructors make you understand the concepts so easily. Being a non-native, my verbal section was quiet weak in comparison to quant section. E-gmat helped me to revise all my grammar concepts to improve my SC section. The pictorial representation, using stories to build on the concepts, quizzes at the end of every topic helped me to engage myself completely in the topic taught. Their 3-step approach also guided me how to select a correct answer with confidence. In CR section (i found the toughest of the three) , egmat helped me to improve my accuracy using their structured approach.
The perfect analysis after each practice session is very useful to analyse your progress and helps you find the weak areas.
All my queries were timely addressed when posted on the forum and a detailed and apt answer to all my doubts was provided throughout the course.
I think there can be no better course for verbal especially for non native speakers.

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I found E-GMAT very useful. The quality of the content delivery is excellent. The course structure for SC was just what I required three weeks into the exam. I credit the E-GMAT study material and the mock tests for helping me achieve a favorable result on the GMAT. I recommend the course to test takers keen on improving their GMAT scores.

Also, the tests were quite challenging and they exposed the weaknesses. I was able to identify my shortcomings and work on overcoming them. The tests helped me to manage my time more efficiently.

I want to thank the entire team at E-GMAT. You guys are doing an awesome job!!

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'm a Non-native. My first Gmat Test was 630 (Q50, V28).
You see, I'm quite good at Quant, but terrible at Verbal.
A very first technique I learned in Verbal was split technique and I must say, I was Quite Bad in Starting but after Taking Online Class of Verbal (SC, CR, and RC), my basic concept become clear especially (Grammar Rules).
After Completing Sessions I start Practicing Verbal Question (especially SC), with approach based on Sentence's meaning and 3 step process (Meaning analysis, Error Analysis, Options Analysis).
I observed that Course makes SC seem more easier and Approachable task for me, and the important thing is their approach gives me confidence to tackle SC and CR.
My accuracy start Increasing upto 70-75%, I'm quite happy.
If I want to boost my accuracy to about 80%, I'd know where to focus my time, thanks to their Scholarinium, a great tool to know where your strengths, your weaknesses, your take time. So you'll know you can confidently skips some questions and still get a high score.

And In my Kaplan Test Series I'm Getting Score in Range of 680-700.

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I started my GMAT prep with the usual Manhattan & OG, followed by Magoosh. However,my verbal score hit a plateau score of 34-35, even after giving considerable hours of practice. Going through the gmatclub website, I found good reviews of e-gmat, and decided to sign up for the free account. I instantly felt the effectiveness of the course structure.

This was when I saw the 2 strategy webinars by Rajat, and was strongly motivated with an aim to score 750+. This was when my appointment was 15 days later. After some emails to understand the structure, I completed the SC course within 10 days.
Not only was I able to select the correct answers, but the approach enabled me to justify why the rest options were wrong. This was a huge confidence booster.

While I couldn't complete the CR and RC sections at the time, I felt that these equally well structured and effective. My GMAT score on 9th September'15 was 700, with a verbal score of 38.

The second best thing I like about e-gmat, is that they understand and empathize with students, and are extremely flexible. My request to pause the account was instantly approved, and I have resumed my preparation again. Moreover, after my subscription expired, my request for an extension was also accepted.

My suggestion to the students presently thinking about giving their gmat, is to watch the 2 strategy webinars, as all your doubts regarding the test will vanish. Also, once you start using e-gmat, follow their advice throughout, including solving the OG questions after each module.

Have registered for a retake on 4th September, and hope to score 750 this time.

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I'm a non native, schooled and educated in English. I have been working for almost 3 years now and recently, decided to write the GMAT. My work schedule makes it difficult for me to travel to a physical class and I wanted an online course that helps me improve my concepts. I gave the eGMAT Verbal Online a try. Here's my analysis :

For each topic, using eGMAT's course material and following these 4-steps rigorously helped me immensely :
1. The video lessons built a strong foundation of GMAT English in an extremely organized manner
2. Testing skills learnt in their application files (questions to specifically test those topics, irrespective of solid understanding of any other topic) - This really helps if you're completely out of the zone and find yourself struggling with different other parts. Their solutions are detailed video solutions. There's also a forum on the question itself where you can read / post doubts on the particular question.
3. The GMAT OG (Multiple years) / Verbal Review (Ed 2) question list for each topic : This helps you gain confidence on OG questions and post-analysis helps you get in the zone!
4. Scholarium : If you're not timing yourself well on GMAT OG - The scholarium comes to your rescue. You can design your own test - pick the number of passages, CR questions, RC questions. It recommends you a time, but you can keep it above average at the start and reduce it gradually as you get better.
5. GMAT involves a lot of reading and from what I hear BSchool too - the course has a LOT of articles. It's good reading practice specially if you're not in a reading habit anymore (The articles are GMAT specific topic, not general pieces)

Individual Sections
1) SC : For me, this section helped me the most. My accuracy shot up pretty soon. The detail with which each topic is covered seems just right. To keep up with the older topics, I kept attempting unattempted OG/VR2 questions randomly to identify pain points. The scholarium comes to the rescue as well.
2) CR : I was falling for a lot of traps that were being laid out. A lot of people kept telling me that CR skills don't improve soon, which made me skeptical of whether I could improve. After getting done with the topics, I could see myself classifying the questions into an assumption, flaw etc. (which I didn't do in a hurry otherwise) and started to pre-think before looking at the options.
3) RC : The CR/RC section in tandem made me understand structure of passages better, which in turn led to more time for reading and solving questions and higher accuracy.

I could see the results after covering a small portion of the course. The structured approach to the topics and the simplicity of the course is awesome. I CANNOT mug to save my life and a lot of notes online / material online and offline involve mugging rules, something I feel isn't for me.

Hope this review helped, hit me up if you want to know something else. Thanks!

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Hello everyone!

I took e-GMAT Course for both verbal and quant. I must say the approach these guys use to make you understand the concepts (be it quant or verbal) is unparalleled. Being a non-native, my verbal section was quiet weak in comparison to quant section. E-gmat helped me to revise all my grammar concepts to improve my SC section. The pictorial representation, using stories to build on the concepts, quizzes at the end of every topic helped me to engage myself completely in the topic taught. Their 3-step approach also guided me how to select a correct answer with confidence. In CR section (i found the toughest of the three) , egmat helped me to improve my accuracy using their structured approach. Quant section in this course is pretty tough.People who have weak basic fundamentals will find their videos quite impressive as they start from square one. Most Quant ques in their scholaranium are of 700-800 level. They have very structured solutions which helped me in understanding "How to approach a particular question" and breaking down the question stem into small and easy parts.
Coming to their the customer support , all my queries were timely addressed and a detailed and apt answer to all my doubts was provided throughout the course. Though they have more than required amount of questions in their scholaranium, they do not have full-length practice test to estimate your overall GMAT performance. I would say, this is the only drawback which i found using this course. Except this, everything is superb.
To sum up, i think there can be no better course than E-gmat to nail the exam and achieve your targeted score.

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I gave my first diagnostic test in Gmat Prep and scored Q47, V26. So you can see my strength is Quant and my weakness is Verbal. So I searched in the GMAT club for the best online verbal course and found e-GMAT. It has good ratings and many suggested for the non natives. So I attended their free strategy sessions and enrolled for their trail courses. I liked their way of teaching and enrolled for the e-GMAT verbal online course. The best thing about their courses is that the course videos are designed interactively and you wont get bored. They don't use the grammar jargon's such as Gerund instead they use Verb-ing. The emphasis on meaning in SC questions helped me a lot and able to solve a lot of problems easily and also the pre-thinking approach in CR questions. I used to have a timing problem and after approaching the 3 step process explained in the CR and RC questions, I'm able to complete the verbal section in time. Their scholaranium is very helpful for practicing the questions. After the course my verbal score improved to 32. I would definitely recommend the verbal online course especially for the non natives.

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