30 Point Last Mile Score Improvement from 715 to 745 | Thanks to EGMAT

Strengths:

The biggest strength of e-GMAT’s online course, especially the Last Mile Push program, is its structured and data-driven approach. The platform helps you zero in on your weak areas, both conceptual and behavioural, which makes prep far more efficient than just going through questions randomly. My mentor, Rashmi, was fantastic at identifying exactly where I was going wrong, both in terms of concepts and test-taking habits. With her targeted guidance, I saw a huge improvement in my verbal performance. The tracking and analytics tools also make it easy to spot patterns, like which questions take you the most time or where you keep making mistakes.

Would make the product better:

One major area to improve is the use of AI for crafting verbal questions and for responding in the comment sections. Sometimes the AI-generated RC passages become overly complicated, making them difficult to understand for the wrong reasons.

Also, when students post doubts, the AI often gives generic or circular answers, instead of breaking down the reasoning or showing how to apply the learning to similar problems. Having more human-led explanations here would make a big difference.

I joined e-GMAT’s Last-Mile-Push because I had plateaued. My earlier score was 715, and even after going through my error log several times, I couldn't identify where I could improve my score any further.

Joining EGMAT did exactly what I needed. Rashmi first started by analyzing my mock scores and had me take several quizzes to build up data. That's when the real power of the platform came in. The type of questions that I didn't even know earlier that I faltered on surfaced, and we had a plan on what to tackle.

Rashmi then tailored the program to the modules I should be doing and had me practice questions to cement it. The course content itself is clear, bite-sized, and reinforced by “cementing” quizzes that won’t let you progress until you’re truly fluent.

The analytics dashboard is what truly sets EGMAT apart. I have tried out a couple more platforms, and I think the type of insight EGMAT provides is unmatched.