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February 20, 2023
SS97

Joined: Apr 04, 2020

Posts: 14

Kudos: 0

Verified GMAT Classic score:
710 Q49 V37 (Online)

Biggest takeaway - structured study plan

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Improvement 50 Points

Course e-GMAT Online 360

Location Online

Strengths:

The modules are designed in order to really focus on meeting the student across all learning stages - concept understanding, retrieval, cementing, to actual applications. The modules are sequenced in a manner that gradually helps one apply concepts & "cement" the knowledge for its application in a very new/foreign environment (actual exam) which reduces the chances of guesswork.

Would make the product better:

I personally felt that the question banks especially for the verbal section could be improved/made tougher to give a real sense of the exam environment. The verbal section for the sigma mocks was easier than the actual exam.

Additionally, a lot more supporting materials for certain hard topics (750+ level) could be provided that are more targeted/less generic.

Would definitely recommend taking this course for someone who is planning to get massive improvements in their score via a dedicated/clear action plan, especially for the verbal section. The math section also prepares one pretty well for the actual exam (which is much easier).

Kudos to their mentors & the LMP program in general - this program really enables one to focus on the right thing at the right time, without wasting much time in planning what/how one needs to study. The structured study plans/programs are definitely a highlight for a working individual who doesn't have much time to think/plan their prep. Mentors also enable you to move in the right direction & have a clear trajectory of what is needed/not needed in the whole preparation journey. Special shoutout to Akash who was always up for helping/guiding/supporting & mentoring me through the different learning phases!

In addition, the modules are structured in a manner that meets you in your own learning journey, without making it too generic/specific.

Lastly, the analytics/algorithm adds to your reflection journey by helping you pinpoint your weaker areas or areas of concern so you can create a more targeted revision plan & focus more on the weaker/strength areas.

February 27, 2023
egmat

Dear SS97,

Congratulations on your score of 710 with a remarkable Q49 and a V37! With this, you have crossed the 90th percentile mark in the GMAT exam.

If I have to give an example of someone never giving up, it will have to be yours. Your diligence and hard work made the journey easy for you, as the processes became second nature to you through continuous efforts. The image below shows how you were able to improve your accuracy in CR hard questions from 60% to 80%, translating to greater than 90%ile ability, by adopting the pre-thinking approach effectively –

Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/SS97-CR-Improvement-Statistics

You maintained your diligence and perseverance through all Verbal subsections, allowing you to reach your GMAT score in a very predictable manner. The below image, showing your statistics across the three subsections in Verbal in hard questions, depicts that the consistent approach helped you get to that V37 (81st percentile).

Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/SS97-Verbal-Scholaranium-Statistics

You effectively used the Scholaranium analytics and improved your time management abilities in Quant with each mock, making your success on the GMAT exam predictable. It was only a matter of time before you could replicate the same Quant score in your actual GMAT exam. The image below shows your journey in Quant from the mocks to the actual exam –

Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/SS97-Quant-Mock-Scores

We truly appreciate your feedback regarding the Verbal Scholaranium question bank, and I wanted you to know that the team is continuously striving towards improving our platform to deliver success.

I am sure that you will face every challenge thrown at you with the utmost determination.

I wish you all the very best for your next steps!

Regards,
Akash

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