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04 Jan 2021, 23:07
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Paid reviews, crowding out negative remarks, taking credit for something they did not achieve describes e-gmat perfectly. The platform does not properly prepare you for the rigour required for the gmat.
Maths :: the lessons are too basic and do not go in detail to what you really need to know.
While doing the problems the explanations use illogical, overly theoretical methods apt for an engineer (a majority of the gmat testers in India)
The english in many of the questions itself is incorrect.
Verbal :: None of the topics they share are unique or time saving.
Sentence correction - understand the meaning of the sentence :: can find many videos online
Critical Reasoning - falisification question, time consuming and not helpful, I got better scores and saved time not using this method
Reading Comprehension - because Magoosh has the concept "active reading" which is the ideal way to undertake the reading passages, they came up with a run off strategy because they can't leave a part of their lessons blank
DO NOT USE E-GMAT!
Maths :: the lessons are too basic and do not go in detail to what you really need to know.
While doing the problems the explanations use illogical, overly theoretical methods apt for an engineer (a majority of the gmat testers in India)
The english in many of the questions itself is incorrect.
Verbal :: None of the topics they share are unique or time saving.
Sentence correction - understand the meaning of the sentence :: can find many videos online
Critical Reasoning - falisification question, time consuming and not helpful, I got better scores and saved time not using this method
Reading Comprehension - because Magoosh has the concept "active reading" which is the ideal way to undertake the reading passages, they came up with a run off strategy because they can't leave a part of their lessons blank
DO NOT USE E-GMAT!
05 Jan 2021, 22:13
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tr123 – I am not sure if you are a genuine student or not. Regardless, you have made some bold claims here.
Let us talk about reviews
Your claim has a plurality. Let me throw a very simple challenge at you. Approx. 500 reviews have been posted for e-GMAT in the last two years. Find a few reviews from these and prove that these are fake. To be clear, a fake review satisfies these criteria:
1. It is not by a real student (i.e. the person does not exist).
2. The review mentions a score improvement that we have not delivered.
If you cannot find 5 reviews out of 500 to be fake, then please take your words back. BTW – 90% of those reviews are verified using an active score report; the verification is done using an active link (not a PDF but an active link) from MBA.com.
What drives these reviews?
Many people ask “how is it that e-GMAT has so many reviews while others do not?” The answer – our internal process and the zest to improve continuously.
Watch this video to learn more.
Looking forward to your response.
-Rajat
Let us talk about reviews
Your claim has a plurality. Let me throw a very simple challenge at you. Approx. 500 reviews have been posted for e-GMAT in the last two years. Find a few reviews from these and prove that these are fake. To be clear, a fake review satisfies these criteria:
1. It is not by a real student (i.e. the person does not exist).
2. The review mentions a score improvement that we have not delivered.
If you cannot find 5 reviews out of 500 to be fake, then please take your words back. BTW – 90% of those reviews are verified using an active score report; the verification is done using an active link (not a PDF but an active link) from MBA.com.
What drives these reviews?
Many people ask “how is it that e-GMAT has so many reviews while others do not?” The answer – our internal process and the zest to improve continuously.
Watch this video to learn more.
Looking forward to your response.
-Rajat
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