From 605 to 715– e-GMAT’s Last Mile Program & Scholaranium Made the Difference

Strengths:

1. Last Mile Program (LMP) & Mentorship
LMP assigned me a dedicated mentor who provided a customized study plan and personally tracked my progress throughout the journey. Honestly, having such a mentor made decision-making so much easier—thanks to her vast experience and clear guidance. She always knew where I needed to pivot and what to prioritize. That kind of mentorship is rare and extremely valuable.

2. Data Insights (DI) – High-Quality Content
e-GMAT’s DI module and question sets are excellent. The explanations are detailed, and the structure builds strong logical and analytical skills. Even on a bad test day, I was able to score an 84 in DI (97th percentile)—all thanks to their methods and practice questions. The content truly prepares you for anything the GMAT can throw at you.

3. Scholaranium – A Must-Have Tool
Scholaranium’s massive, high-quality question bank was one of the most useful tools in my prep. It made learning and practice much more effective. Without it, GMAT prep would’ve been extremely difficult. Plus, the performance analytics really help identify where you need to improve.

Would make the product better:

I had a good experience with e-GMAT so far

I started my GMAT journey at 605 and then scored a 665. In my second attempt, I got 715, this improvement was made possible by e-GMAT’s structured course and supportive mentorship. My mentor believed more on me ,than I believe myself, She suggested to give a second attempt. The journey wasn’t always smooth—I had my share of ups and downs, but having a clear plan and regular guidance kept me moving forward.

The Last Mile Program (LMP) gave me a personalized study path and consistent progress check-ins from my mentor, which made it easier to make smart decisions. Scholaranium, with its vast question bank and performance analytics, was a game-changer for targeted practice.

Tips for aspirants:

1. Be consistent—daily effort matters more than long, irregular sessions.
2. Trust your mentor’s plan and avoid overthinking.
3. Deeply analyze your mistakes—that’s where growth happens.