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I joined egmat courses in august last year and frequently used practice questions provided there in scholaranium. Unlike many GMAT aspirants, I have been quite slow in preparation. Though, I am trying hard to overcome this constraint and e-gmat scholaranium helped me a lot.
This scholaranium allows you to check which stage your are in gmat pursuit. The quizzes and ability test can help you gauge your level in quant. Though, quant is not very challenging for non-natives as we do good in that. But to score 49/50 out of 51, you have to practice under time constraints. E-gmat scholaranium is helping me to build pace to tackle quality questions within time.
I joined egmat courses in august last year and frequently used practice questions provided there in scholaranium. I initially struggled in CR and RC questions and I found scholaranium quite useful in creating quizzes of 15 questions to check my improvement under timed condition.
egmat verbal scholaranium is very handy tool and provides quality questions to master your craft. GMAT is tested under heavy timed condition, so one has to utilise the time tactfully. More than 1000 questions are there and you can gauge your current performance level by taking quizzes or ability test provided under scholaranium.
I am still using scholaranium for practice and I recommend it to others especially newbies in gmat exam prep.
I find E-Gmat Quant Scholaranium a perfect instrument for studying.
You start with initial ability test to find out how good you understand each section. It shows you all the required data: types questions, complexity, topics, your accuracy, how effectively you use your time, and a lot of other points that could help you to fighure out your strength and weaknesses.
Quant Scholaranium is very flexible: you can create your own quizzes on topics that you've just covered or the quiz with questions of the same complexity.
Scholaranium is a great analytical tool that helps you to achieve your target score. It covers some additional aspects that can affect you score, such as timing issue and focusing.
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I find E-Gmat Verbal Scholaranium a perfect instrument for studying.
You start with initial ability test to find out how good you understand each section. It shows you all the required data: types questions, complexity, topics such as pronouns, modifiers etc., your accuracy, how effectively you use your time, and a lot of other points that could help you to fighure out your strength and weaknesses.
You can go back to scholaranium every time, do some questions, and see how you climb up to the target score.
I find it a very useful analytical tool which is included in your purchase.
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A fantastic compendium of GMAT like questions with great analytics is what differentiates Scholaranium from other similar set-ups like that.
Found questions to be on difficult side, but then it builds your temperament and prepares you for speed and accuracy during actual GMAT.
I was able to find out what were my weak areas and could isolate and specifically focus on those. I could make customized quizzes and monitor my improvement through visual analytics. Also, the platform shows the time taken and one can identify where the timing needs to be improved.
Overall, would highly recommend e-GMAT and scholaranium to candidates out there. Given the importance of focusing on GMAT like questions for efficient preparation, this tool really helped me in keeping my focus and not get overwhelmed.
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A fantastic compendium of GMAT like questions with great analytics is what differentiates Scholaranium from other similar set-ups like that.
I was able to find out what were my weak areas and could isolate and specifically focus on those. I could make customized quizzes and monitor my improvement through visual analytics. Also, the platform shows the time taken and one can identify where the timing needs to be improved.
Overall, would highly recommend e-GMAT and scholaranium to candidates out there. Given the importance of focusing on GMAT like questions for efficient preparation, this tool really helped me in keeping my focus and not get overwhelmed.
e-gmat’s quant and verbal Scholaranium are extremely helpful tools. This type of testing format gives you the ability to pinpoint your weak areas and spend precious time addressing them. The ability to create tests with questions you need to focus on was more helpful than just answering random questions. The other important reason this tool is so valuable is because of the detailed solutions to the questions. With this immediate feedback you can quickly assess your skill level and knowledge, further refining the areas to concentrate on. Additionally, the ability to ask questions to the experts on the particular question is very helpful; receiving an answer back can help illuminate a particular concept you are having difficulty with or confirm your understanding and approach to solving a question. Without a doubt, this is the best value of tools offered to improve your GMAT score.
I recently gave my GMAT and scored a decent 740 ( Q50, V39, IR: 6, AWA: 6). Although, I could have done better but I must say that this score wouldn't have been possible without e-gmat great verbal sessions.
I started my preparation back in October 2015 in a similar manner as any GMAT aspirant would. I took up the Manhattan guides for the Verbal section and went through each of them properly. Following this, I gave my 1st GMAT Prep exam and scored a 740. I was happy and thought I was ready to take the exam. I had bought a KAPLAN guide for practice and their tests. I decided to give a few before making an appointment for GMAT. I scored a dismal 670 in my first test and after analysis of the same, I realised that I had got only superficial knowledge in Verbal section. I went online to review a full courses and ended up taking e-gmat Verbal online. Believe me, but that was one of the best decisions that I made in my GMAT journey. Their courses are very thorough and the supplementing articles are very informative. Their approach to understand the meaning first of any stem was essential and it proved very useful.
Their approach towards SC and CR was really very useful and although I think I could have scored much better, this score wouldn't have been possible without the kind of resources that e-gmat provided.
NOTE : Scholaranium is a very helpful tool to identify your weak areas and then target them.It is a very good tool for practice and improvement and it did help me a lot in some type of CR questions.
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The e-GMAT Verbal Scholaranim tool was really usefull in order to achieve my 700+ score! After reviewing many online resources to study the GMAT, I can say that this tool really surpassed my expectations... You can create many tests, solve them and track your mistakes, studying with more emphasis on the topics that you really need to improve. This tool reduces the time you need to study because you just focus on the topics you must reinforce. I am recommending it to all my friends that will take the GMAT this year. Thanks e-GMAT for all the support! I look forward to see the other tools you will create!
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I gave my 1st GMAT in August'15. With a low score of 620 (Q50, V26) i was very disappointed and thought that I wont be able to get a decent score for a top B-School. But then I got to know about [Tests] e-GMAT Scholaranium. I thought of giving it a shot. I purchased the course and finished it by Mid of Nov'15. The questions in the tests help us to apply our concepts practically and the question bank is very much similar to the actual gmat test.The graphical presentation of our performance helps us to see where we stand. It gave me the perfect foundation for a good verbal score. As a result, I was able to get a 700 in my second attempt.
I recommend [Tests] e-GMAT Scholaranium to anyone who wish to see a drastic improvement in the verbal score.
congrats on the great score! How often did you give GMAT Prep and other Mocks?
How you prepared for verbal?? I am quite comfortable with quant section but verbal part is bothering me. Your advice on verbal would be a great help for me.