optimus v/s magoosh v/s e-gmat

Hi javykhan

I don't think that you've properly accessed all of the free materials, but that's not a big deal just yet.

1) Have you taken any FULL-LENGTH CATs yet? If you have, then how have you scored (including the Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores)?
2) What Schools are you planning to apply to?
3) What makes you think that you need a 770?

GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich

hi,

Well i have gone through all the free trial courses and hence i have come to this judgement.
I had taken gmat earlier, in 2007, and scored 690 i dont remember the quant and the verbal breakups
but verbal was and still is my Achilles heels.
and yeah why i feel i can score 770 is because in 2007,there were no gmat forums such as gmatclub and
also only few companies, such as Manhattan, were present with exorbitant price barrier for prep courses.
So without any prep classes or forum, i was able to score 690. so with little help i think i can touch 770.

Hi javykhan,

I am glad that you are doing your research. javykhan, I would to know which courses of e-GMAT are we comparing here?

I feel you should be comparing the GMAT Online course and the GMAT Live Prep course (https://goo.gl/LrcCAc), since all the courses that compare to GMAT Live Prep cost more than $1000.

With that in mind, here are a few key points on the basis of which your should evaluate the courses

1) The Most Reviewed Courses – e-GMAT has the highest number of reviews on the GMAT Club: https://gmatclub.com/reviews/location/-0. Also, most of the students who gave reviews are most active members on GC (they did not join just to give reviews).

2) History of Success - When you look at success for non-natives, no other company comes close. Click here to know more: share-gmat-experience-8/?fl=menu.

3) Quality of Teachers - 4 out of the Top 5 instructors on the GMAT Club are from e-GMAT: https://gmatclub.com/reviews/highest-rat ... nstructors. This is based on unbiased user voting on GMAT Club. Another point that proves the same is that e-GMAT has received more Kudos on GMAT Club’s verbal section than any other test prep company has.

4) Full Time instructors - Everyone at e-GMAT works full time at e-GMAT. This is very different from other test prep companies where 90% of the staff works part time. This allows our staff to put in their best while creating content of teaching.

5) Quality of content - We want people to love our course. Hence, we offer 20% of the course free of charge. Just log in to your e-GMAT account (https://e-gmat.com/login/) and try the same out. Here are a few direct links to some of the Free Trial files (you should compare the quality with and interactivity with the content from other companies)

1. Verb-ed and Verb-ing Modifiers: https://goo.gl/wPiUJh
2. Bold Face: https://goo.gl/G9zKjV
3. RC Main Point Concept: https://goo.gl/JVKLEi

6) Comprehensiveness and Innovation - GMAT Online course comes with over 2400 practice questions for Verbal, including 5 full length mock tests. In addition, you also get 2100 questions for Quant, including GMAT Club tests.

Also, we are the only company that offer workshop and a quizzing platform - Scholaranium that help students get ready for the test. Bottom line, we go to great lengths to help ensure that you ace the test. Here is what students say about our workshop and Scholaranium:
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Frankly, the above credentials are a testament of the quality we offer and should help you make a decision.

Regards,

Rajat Sadana