Best and most comprehensive prep. SC, CR, Quant are particularly great

This is a great option for anyone preparing for GMAT and seeking help from scratch. I started with Experts Global for their AWA and IR course as these sections are not properly covered in any study material.

I was so impressed by their content and approach that I decided to enroll for their complete GMAT course. Since then, only the Experts Global material and GMAC resources are what I referred.

SC:
The sentence correction books were truly amazing and explained everything from the level 0 to the highest difficulty. As someone who never took English grammar seriously, I needed extra help of sentence correction and this book gave me that.
The SC videos were really helpful and after covering the complete theory from the very detailed books, were very refreshing as they focused on practical approaches for problem solving and meaning.
The stage wise exercises were very helpful. After a large bunch of topic wise exercises in first stage, a larger bunch of unsegregated exercises provided the right balance of learning the concepts and practicing on GMAT like screen.
The questions were very interesting and challenging and completely GMAT like. Stage 3 of prep was particularly challenging as it had only 700 level questions. I learnt a lot by getting a lot of those questions wrong and using the explanations.
Overall, I think SC is one of the core strengths of Experts Global course and this really helps as most applicants I know struggle with SC the most.

CR and RC:
The videos covered the concepts briefly and the emphasis was on learning through examples and video explanations. I found this approach helpful for me as the action based learning kept me interested and invested in the prep. Until Experts' Global, my RC and CR prep was ignored and boring but this changed to a great extent after enrolling for Experts Global's complete course.
The questions were really high in quality. I found the CR questions really interesting and testing the nuances- how GMAT does it. The questions on GMAT verbal section are difficult because the correct and incorrect answer choices have small rather than clear differences; I found this in only Experts Global questions other than the official questions. Great work.

Quant:
Amazing is the word. It's commendable how they have a separate section for the smallest of quant concepts tested in the exam. For example, they have a separate section for a small concept like alligation- a topic I never understood earlier. Such small topics really help in focusing on that very topic and completely learning it. The videos were brief, interesting, and extremely helpful. The questions were extremely tricky and challenging but very GMAT like, not extremely lengthy and complex as some of the private companies make it. Video explanations were very helpful. The large set of videos that they call "GMAT Shots" are particularly helpful as they helped to keep revising important things.

AWA and IR:
Very well covered. I will elaborate on this in my review for AWA and IR course option.

Test series:
The best, best, best test series is by Experts Global. Take my word.
The quality of questions is amazing. The scoring is very close to the reality. The testing screen totally resembles GMAT, making GMAT look familiar. The spread of concepts tested and diffculty of questions is brilliant.
The test series had 15 mocks so I did not have to bother about the number of mocks I have and could try different section orders, timings etc but I could still not complete all 15.
When you finish a test, you get an amazing screen with some great analysis done up for you and to an extreme degree of depth. Excellent.

A great option for GMAT. I will recommend it to anyone prepping for GMAT.