A common problem faced by many GMAT aspirants is the dearth of quality practise problems supplemented by good feedback once OG and official review books are completed. I was lucky that during my GMAT prep, e-gmat came with their scholaranium and I signed up for this course after checking the free trial.
GMAT is an exam which tests one's preparedness with respect to logic and stamina and scholaranium came handy to prepare me for the real GMAT since it allows custom made tests. It's custom test creator made it easy for me to work on my weak areas in SC and CR. Best part was that I was able to select questions from subsections from SC e.g. modifiers, pronouns etc which further improved my skill set in test taking conditions.
On top of excellent questions the post test feedback helped me cementing my concepts. I would sincerely recommend this wonderful course to aspirants.

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This is the best module I have come across in the market for anyone who want to practice & improve their skill before any mocks or the GMAT. This being an online module is an added advantage. With over 750 practice questions on the verbal side designed by top rated experts on the GMAT club training domain, this is the go-to tool for any GMAT aspirant. The quizzing platform with an intelligent algorithm to accurately gauge our skill in a particular subject area helps in pinpointing and analyse exactly where we lag. The flexible feature for tailoring our own quiz is a plus.

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Verbal Scholaranium is one of the best way of testing the ability of the student in every section of the verbal part . In all the sections of the Verbal portion, we get a fair idea where we stand in terms of ability and accuracy. This way of testing the ability is really great. At every step we come to know where improvement is required, based on scores in the test.
I recommend each and every student to go through this feature of Verbal Online Course. This feature really comes in handy when we talk about improvement in the course and are looking for 700 score or above.

Simply Outstanding Test Series!!

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Imagine that I'm going to take the test soon. How do I know if I'm ready for the big day. I'm aiming for accuracy rates of SC, RC, CR each of 80%+ (please check out e-GMAT's free recording on strategy to figure out if you're aiming for ex 720+ and given your Quant score is, ex Q49, how much you should reasonably set target for your Verbal)

Before I can reach that point, I need to have a solid foundation on each part of Verbal first. Scholaranium provides hundreds of problems for me to practice. It also has solutions in details so I will know where I falter: my approach (or thought process), or my answer choice analysis (if I eliminated incorrect choices or selected the correct choice for right reasons)

Then I will check my accuracy rates for each part SC, CR and RC. In each part, the accuracy rates will be broken down to topics, such as: Pronoun, Modifier, etc so I will know where I should focus on to raise my accuracy. For ex: my accuracy rate of Main Point is only 50%, so obviously I need to practice this part more. I will use Scholaranium to create a quiz that only has Main Point problems with all levels: easy, medium, hard to practice. etc

So you see, it's easy to use this tool. Hope you find it helpful as I do.

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E-gmat Scholaranium is the best software to test your ability, gauge your progress and learn the concepts specially of moderate and hard level questions for all the topics.
Their collection of questions is really good and the answer explanations are very elaborate and precise. Moreover the software gauges your ability and average response time(TAKT time) really well.

According to me it is a MUST DO!!!!!

I have tried several other prep companies but none is as good as this one both in terms of content and analysis.

All the best to everyone taking the GMAT. Hope you will do well and E-gmat will play an important role in your journey.

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I am currently using Verbal Scholaranium and can say it is an extremely well thought out product.

The ability quizzes are extremely good to judge your overall position in verbal. Then you can improve and practice using the customs quizzes. The customs quizzes allows to practice a single area or combine CR,SC and RC.

The questions are divided in easy, medium and hard categories. Doing the easy questions helped clear my concepts before I moved on to medium and hard questions. The book marking facility is also very helpful.

It is also worth mentioning that the questions and explanations in scholaranium are of very high quality.

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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.

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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.

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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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.

Kudos to you guys!

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