Very well structured and Scientific Course

Strengths:

Technology & User Interface is very good. Course is very well structured and scientific. Specially Cementing Phase and Verbal Course.

Would make the product better:

I felt quant solutions at times were too algebric (though i understand the need of thorough conceptual preparedness). Solutions on GMAT CLUB by various experts were very handy in bridging my quant visualisation gap.

I used E-GMAT as my primary resource from the start. Initially, I planned to complete my preparation in 3–4 months, but it ultimately took me 6 months to reach my target score.
1. Technology: The platform is exceptionally well-designed and user-friendly. Each question is accompanied by a detailed analysis and a doubt section, allowing users to read and learn from other students' queries and expert responses

2. Verbal: Their methodologies for each question type, along with Pre-Thinking, helped me develop essential skills to approach Verbal (CR & RC) in a structured and logical manner—a stark contrast to my earlier assumption that these questions were simply a "read-and-solve" type. Master Comprehension: a course on how to read and when to take breaks was game changer for me. The quality of verbal questions was excellent. I never felt a need to refer any other book/ course for Verbal.

3. Personalised Study plan(PSP): This tool helped me to keep a check in my daily progress and provided me with realistic timelines to completion. Though it took me more time than I had anticipated and that study plan has envisaged.

4. Expert Guidance: The E-GMAT mentor support through email was instrumental in helping me structure my preparation in an organized way. I had enrolled for PSP at last leg of my preparation. While helpful, I personally found it to be quite similar to the email guidance I was already receiving. My suggestion: enrol for PSP as early as possible, and make a comprehensive study plan with your mentor from the start. In the last two weeks, I felt I couldn't allocate requisite time to Data Insights (DI) for requisite improvement, largely due to the lack of visibility on overall plan structure.