I gave my GMAT on 27th November 2019 and got a score of 710 (V37, Q49). After reviewing multiple courses online, I decided to try e-GMAT considering the quality of lectures delivered in their online workshops. As the case with every engineer, my quants basics were clear, but Verbal was where I struggled a lot. e-GMAT helped me in clearing my basics in grammar, which were necessary for sentence correction. Their methodologies for teaching critical reasoning with the help of pre-thinking approach helps in molding your approach while tackling tricky questions. Scholaranium is an inexhaustive list of questions, which I used a lot during my preparation. e-GMAT's versatile course was what helped me in achieving my target of a 700+ score in around one month from an initial score of 640 in the mocks.

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After averaging in the early 600's on mocks for a few months I knew I needed help to supercharge my GMAT prep. Everyone I asked about verbal improvement pointed me to E-GMAT and I was not disappointed when I started taking the course. After a month or so though, I realized how useful their platform is w.r.t stats and data-backed coaching so ended up taking the quant course as well. What works really well with E-GMAT is how deep they get with the theory and how hours of sitting through the modules, application files, and practice tests really build an intuition toward what the GMAT is asking you. Highly recommend buying the online pack as centralizing your learning to one platform has immense benefits. In ~3 months of prep with E-GMAT I jumped about 170 points to score a 740 :)

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EGmat Online verbal is an excellent course for NonNative students. The course begins from High School grammar and takes you through the nuances of GMAT traps and tricks in a subtle and comprehensive way. Sentence Correction Module focuses on the MEANING based approach and the Critical Reasoning Module teaches one to Prethink accurately on different structured arguments. The ACE approach in Reading Comprehension is very helpful to elimate the wrong answers quickly. The verbal scholaranium platform has a range of various difficulty level questions . The scoring is based on Ability ,as is the case with GMAT scoring alogorithm
TheQuant Module is Good and scholaraium has range of questions on all topics pinpoints the weakness of students accurately. All in all eGMAT Online is a booster course for Non Native learners

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In the first mock GMAT test score I scored 590 with q44 and a v28.in my first attempt at GMAT I score a q49 v32 and I retook GMAT after a month and scored a 690 with q47 and v38.I undertook I lacked the basic skills to score higher on GMAT verbal.EGMAT course helped me build my core verbal skills and I ended up scoring V38.the master comprehension course acts as a building block for a great verbal score especially for non native speakers.the basics of sentence structure,prethinking in CR and RV have immensly helped me with my GMAT preparation.

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I started my GMAT preparation from scratch. Did not know the structure, marking scheme, patter, types of questions,etc. With proper guidance and customised study plan that was crafted for me on basis of my performance in first mock, i was able to concentrate more on learning rather than planning how to study. The verbal course can do wonders and has so much to offer. It helps strengthen the basics and then allows you to practice the GMAT like questions. Scholaranium has well crafted questions which help in mastering the actual GMAT questions with ease. Egmat course and mentorship program helped me achieve my target score of 700+

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The best part about the e-GMAT course is that it offers an accurate, well planned and data-driven approach to help you work towards improving your GMAT score at a very affordable price.

To give some context, I took the GMAT last year by relying only on the Official Guide. While this helped me realize my baseline score, it also made me realize several concept and process weaknesses that I knew I had to work on. I needed a very personalized approach that allowed me to build a strong conceptual foundation from scratch and then develop systematic approaches to solving each type of question possible in the test. I quickly realized that the only way to get this would be through a tutor that could give me personalized attention but at a significant cost.

e-GMAT however is able to provide a very similar service by leveraging data analysis to understand a student's strengths and weaknesses thoroughly. The team of experts is with you every step of the way in charting out a structured plan on cementing Quantitative and Verbal concepts and processes. I exchanged 40+ emails with the team. They were very quick and detailed in their responses. A special thanks to Deepak Bansal and Karan Kantharia for their support throughout this journey. Various team experts supported me while I was learning the concepts and processes. Deepak was able to use my quiz attempt and mock test data to provide valuable insight into critical weaknesses that I had. The key weaknesses that he was able to point out were pacing myself, paying special attention to key weak areas in RC & SC and revisiting concept files for specific topics in Q or V. I was able to improve my score from 690 to 740 in my first attempt since working with e-GMAT. I was able to push it 10 points higher because of further inputs from Deepak on specific areas of improvement.

To use e-GMAT's empowering tools to excel, you will need the following traits:
1. Adaptability: Initially, you will need to be very adaptable to change your existing thought processes and systems. The more adaptable you are, the more quickly you will be able to learn the e-GMAT way.
2. Sincerity: One of the key aspects to being successful with e-GMAT is to follow their recommendations thoroughly. The more sincere and diligent you are in taking the recommendations of experts seriously, the more you will benefit.
3. Trust the process: Their methods have stood the test of time and generated several success stories. Trusting the process is essential in helping you take ownership of your journey to excel at the GMAT. This will also allow you to give it your 100% when transforming the way you approach the GMAT.

With these traits and the support that the team offers, I have no doubt that you will be successful in achieving a higher score than you would by yourself!

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Hey folks,

Acing GMAT is not an easy journey. When I first saw an SC problem, I felt that I will never be able to do well on this exam. Some of my peers who scored well could solve SC Qs in less than a minute. I continued to ask myself what is it that I am missing.

I tried several offline coaching institutes. Solved OG, coaching institute material and what not. It still took me at least 3 mins to tackle a SC Qs.

Finally, I came across e-GMAT's SC course. Its approach of teaching SC was no where close to what I had been taught. One module at a time, I kept moving. It took me about a month to internalise every concept. And after doing so, my SC skills were far better than some of the best English writers. I became so proficient that at times I could spot errors in newspaper editorials.

Since then I have recommended e-GMAT's SC to at least 10 friends who have shared similar problems as mine.

I jumped from V19 to V34. And now I am close to V 40. My concepts are totally clear, however, comprehension and speed need more work.

I thank the e-GMAT's team and would like to tell all my fellow community members here, don't give up; we will get there!

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Hey everyone,

Hope everyone reading this, is doing fine!
So, let me give a brief about my GMAT preparation journey and few of the important factors that helped me along the way. I began my preparation for the GMAT towards the end of May 2020. . Upon some research and some credible sources later, I decided on e-GMAT as the final decision, and boy, did I not regret it a bit!
Since I had given myself only 2 months to prepare for the GMAT, I decided to buy the GMAT Online course (Verbal and Quants). The course was great, and a special shout out for their Verbal course and the depth and the modularity of it just makes it so easy for the student. I am glad that, this was my first choice of preparation.
The course apart, what really impressed me was their exceptional support team, which was always there for any query , be it related to the course or the strategy ahead. I was given very detailed solutions to my query, which definitely helped me focus on the more important stuff.
One of e-GMAT's best products is the SigmaX Mocks. This not only emulates the adaptive nature of the GMAT, but also provides ESR like analysis and loads of granular data to learn from. It was of great help. One of the better examples, was when I reached out to the support team post one of my mocks, to get their analysis on the same. Mr. Dhananjay(DJ) responded to me with a detailed analysis of the mock, and provided inputs which would later help me channelize my energy, to get a high score.
In his analysis, he had highlighted points like my struggle with letting go of questions and hence jeopardizing my chances at further questions. He also brought out through his analysis, the fact that I was being over-cautious at the start, when it could be seen that I was able to solve harder questions later at a much faster rate.
Such points helped me shift my focus from only concepts to developing a test taking strategy and a smart skipping strategy. I started consciously practicing the art of letting go, as suggested by Mr. Dhananjay. He also laid out a detailed step by step path for the last few days prior to the GMAT. It was designed along the path of polishing the slightly weaker areas, but also working at developing a test taking stamina. These points really helped me get ready for the test and overcome any jitters there might have been. I did end up with a good score, and I would like to thank Dhananjay and the whole support team of e-GMAT.

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Their verbal course is a good one if you are a non native speaker. In depth solution is given as well. The material for verbal is great, especially SC. It covers all you need in a detailed manner. And the pre-thinking approach in CR was also highly helpful. They take quizzes before and after each topics. That is very helpful as well during your preparation.

Scholaranium helps you to practice different difficulty level questions. Quant seems okay but go for verbal for sure.

They also conduct webinars, which are very very helpful. One should attend the webinars to get the improvement in scores.

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I recommend egmat for anyone preparing for GMAT. Verbal was my weak section. Egmat's SC module elucidated tough grammar concepts. Also focusing on meaning helped increased my accuracy in SC.
Egmat's proprietary method of pre-thinking assumptions for CR before going to answer choices Improved my accuracy in CR. The quality of their questions as well as the entire e-learning module is high.
Their reading comprehension module taught me to read actively.
Its very hard to find high quality verbal questions to practice. I feel Egmat team has done a very good job of putting together some high quality questions on scholarium to further hone your skills.
Similarly the Quant module and scholarium questions were at par with official questions.

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