The e-GMAT Verbal Online Prep was just what I was looking for – an online course covering all aspects of the verbal part of the GMAT.

I have started preparing for the GMAT exam a year and a half back. At the beginning, I took a classroom training course offered in my country. After failing to get my desired score on the actual GMAT exam, I realized that in order to improve my score I have to concentrate my efforts on the Verbal section. While I searched for the best Verbal online course, I noticed the very positive reviews about the e-GMAT Verbal Online Prep and I decided to give it a try. It was probably one of my best decisions that I have made so far. The e-GMAT course was a "game changer" for me. The strength of the e-GMAT Verbal Online Prep lies in the audio visual videos that are succeeding in deliver complex verbal concepts in an easily understandable way.

The best thing about the e-GMAT Verbal Online Prep is that it teaches you a consistent and reliable process to tackle all SC, CR and RC questions. This step by step approach improved my verbal accuracy rate dramatically. Lastly, the Scholaranium tool that according to e-GMAT official website contains questions that have been created based on the latest developments in the GMAT world, gave me the option to analyze and to identify my strengths and weakness areas by providing detail statistics, including time spent for each question.

The e-GMAT Verbal Online course is the best course you can find online. It’s not a secret that in order to success in the GMAT exam every test taker should build a solid foundation. Not only that the e-GMAT Verbal Online Prep offers the most comprehensive preparation materials that you can find, but it also comes with reasonable price and tons of questions to practice.

The e-GMAT Verbal Online course along with self-discipline would definitely help everyone who wish to improve his English verbal skills and to perform its best during the actual GMAT exam.

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I am a huge fan of the teaching philosophy at e-GMAT. Instead of teaching you "tricks" that may or may not work, e-GMAT gives you a thorough grounding in the key grammatical rules and concepts tested on the GMAT examination, and saves you the countless hours that would otherwise be spent futilely browsing through archaic texts on grammar. In particular, the explanations on verb+ed and verb+ing modifiers are the best I have found anywhere on the web, Manhattan GMAT's forum included. I wholeheartedly recommend e-GMAT! The primary cons are that the videos could have been created more professionally (although I am probably nitpicking by using the high standards I have come to expect from Lynda.com) and that it is sometimes hard to understand the thick Indian accent (for the record, I went to college in the U.S.). In any case, these are minor flaws that should not detract from an otherwise superb learning experience!

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My Gmat journey was never easy and was never supposed to be easy, since my method of learning prior to using e-Gmat ressources was completely flawed. Just to put you into perspective I used the official guide as a bible, I read the directions and "grammar" part and started directly practicing the questions. Since I was not aware of that club or the Gmat whole structure (Gmat is a test of pattern ). I thought I was doing ok, I did all questions of the OG, and I believed that I was ready to take the exam. Unfortunately, this was not the case, I scored a V23 and a total score of 480. I wanted so badly to improve my score, so I resolved myself that I needed more than the OG to beat the Gmat. So that's when I came across this awesome website, though which I discovered E-gmat verbal prep and I signed up for the course since it is the best course for non-natives.

Benefits of the course:
I believe the platform that the course is using is very easy to navigate and make life easy for those who prepare the Gmat. In addition to that, the content itself is by far the adapted and tailored to the Gmat. Furthermore, the periodic checkpoints in the form of Gmat questions to ensure concept retention is very useful.
The SC, RC, and CR courses are tailored to non natives who want to score good on the verbal part, they teach you from the grammar basics to the most efficient method to tackle a CR passage.
Moreover, the course can be interactive as well, though the live sessions provided by Rajath and Payal. During these live sessions, you will get to practice 700+ level questions and evaluate your learning curve. These live sessions will increase you confidence, since you will be solving most of the 700+ questions.
As the cherry on the pie, comes the scholaranium which is also a powerful tool provided by e-Gmat to give an exhaustive idea about your strengths and weaknesses. This will help you focus more on your weaknesses and capitalise on your strengths.
After using e-Gmat ressources, I noticed immediately a positive change in my verbal score and I am now much more confident to go and retake the Gmat, I just to share with you my experience with you in order to spare some you the first impression that I had about the Gmat. I truly recommend the e-Gmat verbal course especially to non natives.

Good luck!

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E-GMAT is one of the best course . Being a non-native English speaking background I was really struggling in English sentence and its structure . I was not able to understand why correct answer is correct and wrong answers are wrong , I was really weak in every concepts including modifiers ,tenses ,parallelism , Comparison etc. After taking E-GMAT free course that is available online I have decided to subscribe this course Although Initially I was struggling to follow the approach -Three steps process recommended by E-GMAT for SC. I became comfortable in weeks time and improved my score significantly. This course really demystified all the problems I had in Sentence correction.
Critical reasoning course is really amazing , all the topics are covered in great details very easy to understand and apply .any one who follow the steps recommended by E-GMAT accuracy and speed would improve significantly .
For reading comprehension the process and some tips are really useful to improve the accuracy and speed .
I would highly recommend E-GMAT verbal course to all the Non -English background and I would also recommend this course to English back ground students who aspire high score in GMAT.

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I have gone through the egmat verbal course.
For SC It was helpful in identifying the splits. The Example discussed were very good. Topics like parallellism, modifiers,comparisons are well disccused in detail.
For CR the pre thinking approach helped me to reduce the time for selecting the right options and to avoid confuse between the answer choices.
For RC I havent found it so usefull for myself. So i cant comment on it..
For Beginners especially non natives EGMAT would be good enough to start with and they can easily see score improvements upto 20 points.
Thanks to Rajat and Payal

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The course is very structured and you are able to target specific weakness areas and focus on improving your skill set very quickly.
I went through the study plan and tackled each session and crossed off them from the spreadsheet.
A minimum of 2 hours each day for about 60 days are more than enough with the preparation to get a good understanding of tacking verbal questsions.
The CR - critical thinking and prethinking approach greatly helped me with CR
Also for SC, the approach of completing all the course material was a good achievement for me.
There are also ample practice sessions with scholaranium , which help prepare solving a lot of problems as possible.
Best part is it assesses your weak areas and helps you specifically to improve on it.
Overall i would greatly recommend this course to any non native speaker to help improve their command of the english language and also improve their writing and comprehension skills.

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I think the biggest benefit I got from EGMAT was that the verbal was not as time consuming as Manhattan and other resources. The videos really focused on concepts and ran at a good pace. The free exams that you get on gmatclub and 800score are also helpful. I think the CR lectures were really good and help me become more accurate.

I suggest that one begin with the SC slides and really focus on the concepts for at least a week. Then solve over 500 questions from different sources so that the concept sets in. Then move to CR, and so on.

Having said that, I do feel that the package can be made a little cheaper, though that's for the market to decide.

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This course is probably one of the best courses out there for GMAT verbal. In Sentence Correction Live Prep Classes, Payal and the team do a very good job of dissecting the sentences and helping the students identify the errors in the sentences correction questions. This method of solving sentence correction courses helped me in answering the sentence correction questions. In tackling critical reasoning questions, pre-thinking has been a very important tool in answering the Critical Reasoning questions. The verbal Scholaranium is a very good tool, which helps solidify the concepts further.

Finally, this course has helped me answer the verbal question of GMAT confidently.

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The Quant course offered by eGMAT is very comprehensive and goes into detail on every top that is tested on GMAT Quant. The quizzes and the multitude of questions at the end of each topic are very helpful in understanding how the concepts are tested. The instructors in the Quant Live Prep classes do a great job of helping students in dissecting the question stem and get the required information to answer the question.

The Quant Scholaranium is a very useful tool and has helped me solidify the concepts further. I consider myself natural at Quant, but the Quant Course and the Quant Scholaranium have helped me take it up a notch.

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The Verbal Course is top notch , especially SC is the best in the market . What I found is that e-gmat clearly explained things to me that didn't seem all that intuitive. The CR section has certain rules that I would call arbitrary and non-logical. E-gmat explained these rules in great detail, and, as a result of these rules, why certain answers were wrong, and that helped in eliminating wrong answer choices on more difficult questions.

Their SC approach was invaluable to me. I think that having a decent base of SC knowledge to work off of really helped me to grasp things quickly as I went through the SC class. Also, I now notice how poorly people at my place of employment write.

The RC was good, but not as great as their CR and SC were for a native speaker such as myself. I did have difficulty in determining the main purpose of passages, and this class did definitely help with that.

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