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30 Jun 2022, 08:41
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Hi Experts,
I have been solving question from GMATClub and trying to do analytics in Excel.
But this is turning counter productive as it is consuming a lot of time.
My exam is approaching and I need to make this process easy and quick.
I plan to leverage the E-GMAT Scholaranium platform and question bank.
Primary reason - Awesome analytics, structured question bank with detailed and concise solution.
What is your view about the question quality of E-GMAT?
Feedback I have -
Verbal - Question quality is 7/10. CR and RC strategy isnt the most effective so going through pre-thinking based solutions wont add a lot of value unless one is using the pre thinking approach. ( I do not pre think)
Quant- The questions are calculation intensive and not GMAT like. 4/10.
Quant Experts: Bunuel KarishmaB BrentGMATPrepNow chetan2u
Verbal Expert: GMATNinja generis AndrewN KarishmaB
Thanks in advance!
I have been solving question from GMATClub and trying to do analytics in Excel.
But this is turning counter productive as it is consuming a lot of time.
My exam is approaching and I need to make this process easy and quick.
I plan to leverage the E-GMAT Scholaranium platform and question bank.
Primary reason - Awesome analytics, structured question bank with detailed and concise solution.
What is your view about the question quality of E-GMAT?
Feedback I have -
Verbal - Question quality is 7/10. CR and RC strategy isnt the most effective so going through pre-thinking based solutions wont add a lot of value unless one is using the pre thinking approach. ( I do not pre think)
Quant- The questions are calculation intensive and not GMAT like. 4/10.
Quant Experts: Bunuel KarishmaB BrentGMATPrepNow chetan2u
Verbal Expert: GMATNinja generis AndrewN KarishmaB
Thanks in advance!
30 Jun 2022, 09:23
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studyprep282
Hi Experts,
I have been solving question from GMATClub and trying to do analytics in Excel.
But this is turning counter productive as it is consuming a lot of time.
My exam is approaching and I need to make this process easy and quick.
I plan to leverage the E-GMAT Scholaranium platform and question bank.
Primary reason - Awesome analytics, structured question bank with detailed and concise solution.
What is your view about the question quality of E-GMAT?
Feedback I have -
Verbal - Question quality is 7/10. CR and RC strategy isnt the most effective so going through pre-thinking based solutions wont add a lot of value unless one is using the pre thinking approach. ( I do not pre think)
Quant- The questions are calculation intensive and not GMAT like. 4/10.
Thanks in advance!
Hello, studyprep282. I think that the more responses you receive, the more you will see they have in common. I have not personally gone through the e-GMAT curriculum and have only occasionally come across its questions in the forum, so I do not feel as though I can give an informed response on the matter. Moreover, I am not in the habit of openly criticizing any company or its products, unless I see questions that have been plagiarized from official material.I have been solving question from GMATClub and trying to do analytics in Excel.
But this is turning counter productive as it is consuming a lot of time.
My exam is approaching and I need to make this process easy and quick.
I plan to leverage the E-GMAT Scholaranium platform and question bank.
Primary reason - Awesome analytics, structured question bank with detailed and concise solution.
What is your view about the question quality of E-GMAT?
Feedback I have -
Verbal - Question quality is 7/10. CR and RC strategy isnt the most effective so going through pre-thinking based solutions wont add a lot of value unless one is using the pre thinking approach. ( I do not pre think)
Quant- The questions are calculation intensive and not GMAT like. 4/10.
Thanks in advance!
I have said in earlier posts that no one preparation method will appeal to everybody, regardless of how effective a certain platform may prove to be for one person, one hundred people, or ten thousand people. I stand by that statement. If you choose to move forward with e-GMAT, my advice is to pour everything you have into the effort: practice the methods you are taught, rather than thinking to do things your own way.
One aspect of the e-GMAT platform that I have praised since its unveiling is the Last Mile Program. If you can earn a competitive score at or above a certain threshold, you gain access to a private tutor who will help guide you further. Such a perk appears to be unique to e-GMAT, and I like the personal touch.
Good luck, whatever you decide to do. Thank you for thinking to ask for my input.
- Andrew
30 Jun 2022, 10:36
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AndrewN
studyprep282
Hi Experts,
I have been solving question from GMATClub and trying to do analytics in Excel.
But this is turning counter productive as it is consuming a lot of time.
My exam is approaching and I need to make this process easy and quick.
I plan to leverage the E-GMAT Scholaranium platform and question bank.
Primary reason - Awesome analytics, structured question bank with detailed and concise solution.
What is your view about the question quality of E-GMAT?
Feedback I have -
Verbal - Question quality is 7/10. CR and RC strategy isnt the most effective so going through pre-thinking based solutions wont add a lot of value unless one is using the pre thinking approach. ( I do not pre think)
Quant- The questions are calculation intensive and not GMAT like. 4/10.
Thanks in advance!
Hello, studyprep282. I think that the more responses you receive, the more you will see they have in common. I have not personally gone through the e-GMAT curriculum and have only occasionally come across its questions in the forum, so I do not feel as though I can give an informed response on the matter. Moreover, I am not in the habit of openly criticizing any company or its products, unless I see questions that have been plagiarized from official material.I have been solving question from GMATClub and trying to do analytics in Excel.
But this is turning counter productive as it is consuming a lot of time.
My exam is approaching and I need to make this process easy and quick.
I plan to leverage the E-GMAT Scholaranium platform and question bank.
Primary reason - Awesome analytics, structured question bank with detailed and concise solution.
What is your view about the question quality of E-GMAT?
Feedback I have -
Verbal - Question quality is 7/10. CR and RC strategy isnt the most effective so going through pre-thinking based solutions wont add a lot of value unless one is using the pre thinking approach. ( I do not pre think)
Quant- The questions are calculation intensive and not GMAT like. 4/10.
Thanks in advance!
I have said in earlier posts that no one preparation method will appeal to everybody, regardless of how effective a certain platform may prove to be for one person, one hundred people, or ten thousand people. I stand by that statement. If you choose to move forward with e-GMAT, my advice is to pour everything you have into the effort: practice the methods you are taught, rather than thinking to do things your own way.
One aspect of the e-GMAT platform that I have praised since its unveiling is the Last Mile Program. If you can earn a competitive score at or above a certain threshold, you gain access to a private tutor who will help guide you further. Such a perk appears to be unique to e-GMAT, and I like the personal touch.
Good luck, whatever you decide to do. Thank you for thinking to ask for my input.
- Andrew
Thanks for your reply good sir.
You are always up to help GMATers.
I have taken a note of your inputs, Cheers!
