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E-GMAT 05 Aug 2024, 01:46
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­Is e-gmat worth it?
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Take a trial package and check whether you see any improvement in your score

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They can predict accurate scores with sigma-x atleast for classic. Not sure how Focus mocks are
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RishS94 - Thank you for chiming in. Truly appreciate that!

Actually, the SIGma-X GFE (GMAT Focus Edition) mocks actually use the same probabilistic engine that the GCE (GMAT Classic Edition) mocks did. In terms of accuracy, they are just as precise - within approximately 30 points in the scoring range of 400-700 and 20 points in the score range of 705 to 805.

The SIGma-X mocks are designed to be fully adaptive, mirroring the actual exam's structure to offer a realistic practice experience. They not only provide an accurate score estimate but also offer valuable insights into performance and areas for improvement.

More Details here: https://e-gmat.com/blogs/sigma-x-mocks- ... provement/

These mocks include features like:

1. A contextual accuracy view to compare performance across all 10 subsections of the GMAT Focus Edition.
2. An AI-powered timing/progression chart to identify and address timing issues.
3. Pivot filters in raw data to focus on relevant questions.

These tools help identify specific areas for improvement, such as arithmetic in the Quant section, timing strategies across sections, and reading comprehension in the Verbal section. By analyzing these insights, test-takers can develop targeted strategies to improve their scores efficiently.

Let me know if you would like more information!
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­Anusha77 - Thank you for your question about e-GMAT. To determine if it's the right fit for you, I'd recommend the following:
  1. Try the free trial (Archit3110 - thanks for the recommendation). This will give you a good sense of e-GMAT's learning style and approach. It's an excellent way to experience the course structure and content firsthand before making a commitment.
  2. Read GMAT Club debriefs. Check out what other students are saying about their experience with e-GMAT. These real-world accounts can provide valuable insights into how the course has helped others in their GMAT preparation.
  3. Speak with an e-GMAT user or a strategy team member. They can offer a more detailed explanation of how the course helps improve your performance in Verbal, Quant, and Data Interpretation sections. They can also discuss how e-GMAT's approach aims to reduce unpredictability in your prep process.
It's worth noting that e-GMAT is one of only two prep companies that offer a 7-day refund policy. This gives you additional peace of mind as you consider your options.

Ultimately, the best way to determine if e-GMAT is worth it for you is to explore these resources and gather information. This will help you make an informed decision based on your specific needs and learning style.