Focused 4M review

Strengths:

- Good set of questions
- Scholaranium for creating quizzes as per requirement and weak areas
- Helped with DI (sets are good)
- Sectional and Full Mock tests
- Access to GMATClub Test series

Would make the product better:

- Doesn't have notes for all videos (still in making)
- Error log not useful at all if there is gap between your GMAT exam and last day of e-GMAT subscription as you can not see questions afterwards (logical from company end, but doesn't help students)
- Question bank can be increased (limited number of medium and hard questions for each topic)
- Verbal didn't help much in my case
- Extended financial help for people with constraints (no budging from existing discounts)

Was dicey about getting e-GMAT subscription as I had read both good and bad experiences on GMATClub as well as on Reddit but Chose to go on with my intuition.

Verbal:
The Course and questions bank was good. Pre-Thinking the conclusions/assumptions was a helpful technique in some scenarios once the efficiency improved.

In some of the questions, the pre-thinking (and answers) of many students were different from the person who created the questions, but that's how English is (depends on the person's mindset)

Quant:
Helped in conceptual building (was my strong area anyways). the PACE system helped in skipping topics which reduced the overall time to complete Quant as well. Some logics and techniques were taught directly via questions in scholarinium (which can affect morale of some).

DI:
Sets were ample, Data Sufficiency question bank really helped in getting better scores.

LMP:
I was offered the Last Mile Program. Weekly checks and support from Rida Shafeek helped in finding grey areas.